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The June jobs report came in at 206,000, higher than expected, though it also showed that nearly a third of those jobs were in government, while April and May reports were revised down.

U.S. employers continued to hire workers at a solid pace according to the June jobs report even as readings from April and May were revised lower, a sign that could please the Federal Reserve.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said Tuesday during a central bank forum in Portugal that recent inflation readings show "quite a bit of progress."

The Commerce Department released an inflation gauge that is closely monitored by the Federal Reserve, providing a look at price pressures within the economy.

Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman said Tuesday that it is premature to lower interest rates until there is more evidence that inflation is cooling.

U.S. home prices continued to soar higher April, according to data published Tuesday, as would-be homebuyers compete for a scarce number of homes for sale.

The Federal Reserve has signaled that it could cut interest rates this year, but mortgage rates could remain elevated due to the mounting national debt.

Precious metals are leading big gains for commodities this year, and some think the runway for both hard and soft assets could be the place to be until inflation cools off.

Buying a house just became more expensive for Americans, even as mortgage rates dropped to the lowest level in three months, according to a Redfin report.

The Labor Department on Thursday released the closely watched producer price index, revealing that wholesale inflation cooled more than expected in May.

The Federal Reserve signaled that it will keep interest rates higher for longer amid stubborn inflation, keeping borrowing costs elevated for Americans.

Federal Reserve policymakers on Wednesday voted to keep interest rates unchanged again as inflation in the U.S. remains notably higher than their 2% target.

The Labor Department on Wednesday released the closely watched May consumer price index report, revealing just how hot inflation was running last month.

The U.S. economy faces a rare doubleheader on Wednesday, with fresh inflation data due in the morning and a Federal Reserve decision coming hours later.

A New York Federal Reserve survey published on Monday found that many American consumers expect inflation to remain abnormally high in the coming years.

The May jobs report released Friday provided a look at the labor market's health as the economy continues to confront high interest rates and inflation.

A new report published by Vanguard shows the hiring rate for white-collar workers earning more than $100,000 has slowed to the lowest level since 2014.

Hiring by private U.S. companies rose less than forecast in May, a sign that the labor market is starting to slow in the face of higher interest rates.

Hundreds of thousands of U.S. homeowners who took out adjustable mortgages in 2019 could soon see their monthly payments skyrocket as their rates reset.

The number of available jobs fell more than expected in April to 8.1 million, a sign the labor market is cooling in the face of higher interest rates.