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Jobs report shows 199,000 gain in November. Wages rise sharply. - Vimarsana News

Jobs report shows 199,000 gain in November. Wages rise sharply.

The return of striking workers boosted the number of new U.S. jobs created in November by a solid 199,000 and wages rose sharply, but the latest job report...

Inflation is slowing, but consumers aren't buying it. Are they just stuck in the past? - Vimarsana News

Inflation is slowing, but consumers aren't buying it. Are they just stuck in the past?

Why do consumers feed so bad in an economy that seems so good? One expert may have an answer.

U.S. Personal Spending Rose 0.2% In October, Personal Income Up 0.2% - Vimarsana News

U.S. Personal Spending Rose 0.2% In October, Personal Income Up 0.2%

By Gwynn Guilford Americans slowed their spending in October and inflation cooled as the economy downshifted from a fast-paced summer.

UK CPI Preview: Inflation expected to decline to lowest level in two years - Vimarsana News

UK CPI Preview: Inflation expected to decline to lowest level in two years

The Pound Sterling market keenly awaits the release of the high-impact United Kingdom’s (UK) Consumer Price Index (CPI) data for October, which will be released by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) on Wednesday.

UK Unemployment Rate steadies at 4.2% in quarter to September vs. 4.2% expected - Vimarsana News

UK Unemployment Rate steadies at 4.2% in quarter to September vs. 4.2% expected

The United Kingdom’s (UK) ILO Unemployment Rate held steady at 4.2% in the quarter to September, the latest data published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) showed Tuesday. The data matched market expectations of 4.2% in the September quarter.