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Wall Street expects that nonfarm payrolls increased by 200,000 in July, the smallest gain since December 2020

Consumer companies fell after mixed economic data. The sector could receive a lift from one retail powerhouses surprisingly strong second-quarter earnings report. Amazon with some nice...

Wall Street expects that nonfarm payrolls increased by 200,000 in July, the smallest gain since December 2020

U.S. consumers ramped up their spending on material goods during the pandemic and haven’t looked back, and economists are wondering just how long the shopping spree will last.

The blue chip average closed with a win as Caterpillar stock rallied on impressive Q2 results. Stocks were choppy Tuesday ahead of some high-profile earnings due out later this week and the July jobs report, set for release early Friday. Today, though, Wall Street weighed data from the manufacturing sector and the labor market, as well as solid earnings from blue chip stock Caterpillar (CAT). Shortly after the opening bell rang, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) said its manufacturing in

The blue chip average closed with a win as Caterpillar stock rallied on impressive Q2 results.

The Federal Reserve’s favored inflation indicator, the Personal Consumption Expenditure (PCE) price index, saw a slight decrease in price pressures in June, easing investors’ concerns about a potentially destabilizing in

"If the inflation data come in soft enough and the labor market loosens, investors can reasonably expect the Fed to pause in September," LPL said.