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Inflation rose to 8.3% in April, backing off a 41-year high but still above the 8.1% rate economists had expected.

The Consumer Price Index rose in April at an annual rate 8.3%, dipping from the previous month amid a drop in energy costs.

Inflation was up 8.3 percent in April, higher than the 8.1 percent that was predicted, but the rate of increase slowed for the first time since last August.

The office market is being flooded with subleases, HUD doubles the money for its eviction protection program

Stock futures edge lower, with volatility surging, ahead of jobs report; Jobs Friday: wages in focus as Fed cautions on tight labor market; Boeing shares edge higher as planemaker unveils move to Washington D.C.; DoorDash shares surge as delivery group sees robust near-term demand and Zillow shares slump on soft outlook as mortgage rates surge

Major US indexes were hammered during the week, with Friday trading seeing deepening losses after Thursday's 5% drop in the Nasdaq.

The SPDR S&P 500 ETF Trust traded higher by 2.1 percent on Thursday after the Commerce Department said ...

Gross domestic product fell 0.35 per cent in the first quarter, slowing annual growth to 3.6 per cent. However, it was mostly a blip from a trade imbalance.

Their take: March’s sizzling CPI number likely is the near the top.

American households are confronting the steepest inflation in four decades, paying more for everything from cars to gasoline to food as soaring prices eat away at most workers' wage gains.