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Week Ahead – US Inflation and Earnings, Central Banker Appearances in Abundance

This week will deliver a make-or-break moment for Fed rate hike expectations.  The main event will be the September inflation report.  Expectations are for both headline and core inflation to post 0.3% month-over-month gains in September, while headline year-over-year inflation will drop a tick to 3.6% and core’s annual reading will ease from 4.3% to 4.1%. In September, gas prices were relatively stable, car prices rose, and some core services were sticky.

Week Ahead - US inflation and earnings, central banker appearances in abundance

US This week will deliver a make-or-break moment for Fed rate hike expectations.  The main event will be the September inflation report.  Expectations are

The US consumer is starting to crack

Consumer spending has been holding up the economy.Over the summer, it seemed the US economy could defeat inflation without a crash.Even as interest rates skyrocketed

Recession Outlook: Consumer Spending Is Slowing

Consumer spending in the US is beginning to crack under the pressure. This spells trouble for the economy.

Fed's Susan Collins expresses support for holding interest rates high

Susan Collins, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Boston, speaks during the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) economic policy conference…

The Fed's Evans Is Nervous About Going Too Far And Too Quick With Fee Hikes • MV TELEGRAPH

Charles Evans, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, speaks at the National Association of Business Economics (NABE) Annual Meeting in Arlington,

USD/MXN sees uptick amid China's economic concerns, ahead Powell's Jackson Hole speech

USDMXN registers minimal gains even though a risk-on impulse would usually underpin the emerging market currency. Monday’s light economic calendar wou

New factory construction grows

There's a lot of talk about bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. as new factories spring up across the country. But the old ones aren't doing so great.

New Factories Are Coming to the US, Even as Existing Ones Struggle

New factories are coming to the U.S., even as existing ones struggle

There's a lot of talk about bringing manufacturing back to the U.S. as new factories spring up across the country. But the old ones aren't doing so great. U.S. manufacturing activity contracted for a...