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US consumer confidence rose in November | The Manila Times - Vimarsana News

US consumer confidence rose in November | The Manila Times

WASHINGTON, D.C.: US consumer confidence rose more than expected in November, reversing direction after a recent decline, with the mood lifted primarily among the over-55s, according to survey data published on Tuesday.

inflation rate: US wholesale prices return to growth in June - Vimarsana News

inflation rate: US wholesale prices return to growth in June

The fuel for the positive PPI reading in June came from final demand services, which registered an increase of 0.2 percent due largely to a rise in the price of trade services demand, and other final demand services excluding transportation and warehousing. Prices for final demand goods in June were unchanged following a 1.6 percent contraction in May.

US trade deficit eased from record high in May on fall in imports - Vimarsana News

US trade deficit eased from record high in May on fall in imports

US News: The US trade deficit shrank in May on a sharp decline in imports, according to government data released on Wednesday, easing slightly after rising to

US Fed's favored inflation gauge declined sharply in May - Vimarsana News

US Fed's favored inflation gauge declined sharply in May

The US inflation measure most closely watched by the Federal Reserve declined sharply in May, official figures showed Friday, returning to a downward

Fed: US Fed's favored inflation gauge declined sharply in May - Vimarsana News

Fed: US Fed's favored inflation gauge declined sharply in May

US News: The US inflation measure most closely watched by the Federal Reserve declined sharply in May, official figures showed Friday, returning to a downward