U.S. Census Bureau Economic Data and Reports
U.S. markets rebound in early trading as oil prices fluctuate on Iran conflict
Investors return cautiously to equities at the start of the session as volatility in energy markets reflects continued concern over the Middle East conflict. Chip stocks are also recovering part ...
U.S. Census Bureau to re-release supplemental poverty estimates after BLS threshold revisions
A revision to federal poverty statistics is underway after methodology errors were identified in thresholds used for the Supplemental Poverty Measure. The update covers estimates from 2019 through ...
U.S. single-family housing starts, permits decline in June as mortgage rates weigh on market
Amid persistent affordability pressures in the U.S. housing market, single-family homebuilding and permits for future construction fall in June. The pullback comes as mortgage rates rise and the ...
U.S. business inventories rise moderately in May as sales strengthen
Steady consumer and business demand keeps U.S. inventories growing at a measured pace in May while sales accelerate across the economy. The faster sales growth pushes the inventories-to-sales ...
U.S. Census Bureau releases 2025 SIPP data on household income, wealth and assistance
The latest federal survey release expands the picture of how U.S. households are faring across income, assets and basic living conditions. The 2025 Survey of Income and Program Participation also ...
California teacher pay tops U.S. states as living costs and labor rules drive six-figure average
Teacher pay varies sharply across the U.S., reflecting differences in local school systems, labor conditions, and household costs. California stands alone with an average public schoolteacher ...
U.S. stocks gain as chip rebound helps offset Middle East risk
Investors are pushing major equity indexes higher as semiconductor shares rebound and ease some of the pressure from shifting U.S.-Iran truce headlines. The move is helping markets look past fears ...
U.S. wholesale inventories growth revised lower in May, signaling softer GDP support
A downward revision to U.S. wholesale stockpiles in May suggests inventory rebuilding may provide less support to second-quarter economic growth than previously expected. The weaker reading comes ...
Apple expands Broadcom chipmaking deal in U.S. manufacturing push
Apple is broadening its domestic supply chain strategy with a multiyear Broadcom agreement expected to exceed $30 billion. The commitment, described as the company’s largest U.S. manufacturing ...
U.S. young adults delay housing independence as living with parents reaches record high
Rising housing costs and a tougher early-career job market are pushing more young adults in the U.S. to remain in family homes longer. Nearly a fifth of people aged 25 to 34 live with parents or ...
Trivariate sees S&P 500 reaching 8,000 as tech earnings power supports Micron
Strong profit expectations for U.S. equities are reinforcing a bullish view on the S&P 500, with technology companies seen as the main driver of the next leg higher. The outlook also extends to ...
U.S. stocks end mixed as chip weakness and soft payrolls weigh on rate outlook
A holiday-shortened trading week is ending with diverging moves across U.S. assets as investors weigh weaker labor data against sector-specific pressure in technology. U.S. markets are closed on ...
U.S. midday stocks diverge as Rivian lifts outlook and healthcare shares rally
Midday trading in the U.S. is splitting sharply across sectors as investors rotate away from parts of the artificial intelligence supply chain and into healthcare, electric vehicles and selected ...
U.S. markets pause at start of third quarter as crude falls and tech momentum cools
Investors are starting the third quarter with a cautious tone after a record-setting end to the first half, as major U.S. stock indexes trade lower in early dealing. WTI crude drops below $68 a ...
SBA extends Los Angeles wildfire loan disbursement deadlines for approved borrowers
Los Angeles wildfire survivors approved for U.S. Small Business Administration disaster loans are getting more time to access funds as rebuilding continues to face permitting and insurance ...
U.S. auto sector faces USMCA review risk as extension deadline nears
North American carmakers are approaching a new trade inflection point as the U.S., Mexico and Canada are not expected to extend the USMCA pact by Wednesday. The missed deadline shifts the ...
North America trade pact review risks prolonged uncertainty for U.S., Mexico and Canada
With a deadline pressing negotiators, the future of the U.S.-Mexico-Canada trade agreement remains unsettled as Washington keeps the threat of withdrawal on the table. A failure to secure a ...
U.S. set to trigger USMCA sunset review as trade talks with Mexico and Canada continue
North America's trade framework is entering a formal review phase as Washington prepares to withhold support for extending the U.S.-Mexico-Canada Agreement. The move starts a 10-year countdown ...
Magnificent Seven stocks lose $2.3 trillion as tech selloff deepens
Rising interest rates and weaker market sentiment are driving a sharp reassessment of major U.S. technology stocks. The pullback has erased about $2.3 trillion from the Magnificent Seven and is ...
U.S. stock futures climb as easing Middle East tensions lift Nasdaq 100
Investor sentiment improves before Wall Street opens on Monday as signs of de-escalation between the U.S. and Iran support risk appetite. Nasdaq 100 futures lead the gains, while markets also ...
U.S. consumer sentiment rebounds in June as inflation worries persist
Household confidence in the U.S. improves in June after falling to record lows in the prior month. Consumers still remain focused on the high cost of living, while short-term and long-term ...
