Economy

The Federal Reserve will be looking for signs that the economy is slowing in a manageable way so that it can cut interest rates.

Real estate prices are getting unreal, thanks to the ripples of Nvidia’s success.

The market is especially tuned in to whether we will have a divided government after the elections.

That puts at least 1,100 pieces of critical infrastructure at risk, according to the Union of Concerned Scientists.

These are times when Fed policymakers and staff must refrain from speaking about monetary policy with the public.

It may be another data point that helps convince the Fed to start cutting interest rates.

Price-sensitive shoppers are buying fewer or lower-quality items and retailers are offering discounts, according to the Beige Book.

It all depends on why they’re doing it.

Growth is being held back by weak domestic demand and a real estate crisis.

High temperatures can lead to price spikes and headline inflation, a study finds. Sarah Kaplan of The Washington Post explains.