Fully recovered? NC is back to pre-pandemic employment levels, but public is still feeling economic pain
North Carolina’s economy is back — at least back to pre-COVID-19 employment levels, the governor’s office declared last week.
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North Carolina’s economy is back — at least back to pre-COVID-19 employment levels, the governor’s office declared last week.
Record-high fuel prices are driving up the cost of travel, whether you’re paying for gas at the pump or buying an airline ticket. But as the 2022 travel season approaches, experts believe pent-up demand following COVID-19 restrictions will win out over the added expense of much-needed getaways.
Record-high fuel prices, should they continue, are set to take a bite out of spring and summer travel budgets. But will pent-up demand under COVID-19 restrictions roll over that?
Homebuilder sector-related exchange traded funds could continue to be pressured as rising interest rates and elevated mortgage rates are already affecting U.S. home sales.
U.S. home sales fell by the most in a year in February as a perennial shortage of houses and double-digit price growth continued to squeeze first-time buyers out of the market....