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This reads like a trader-minded labor-market diagnostic: the openings headline says resilience, but the quits rate says the workers have already changed their behavior.

JOLTS July 2026: Openings Rose 89,000, Hiring Fell 294,000, and the Quits Rate Sat on Its Post-Pandemic Floor

July 2026 JOLTS showed job openings rising 89,000 to 7.271 million, but hiring fell 294,000 and the quits rate held at 1.9%, matching the lowest reading of the post-pandemic expansion. With hiring ...[Read More]

Published At: Sep 01, 2026

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PPI March 2026: The Headline Held at 4.0% — But the Story Underneath Changed

PPI March 2026: The Headline Held at 4.0% — But the Story Underneath Changed

PPI hit +4.0% year-over-year in March 2026 — the highest since February 2023 — but the real story is what happened underneath: core decelerated to ...[Read More]

Published At: Apr 15, 2026

March 2026 CPI: The 3.3% Headline Is an Energy Story — The Core Picture Didn't Break

March 2026 CPI: The 3.3% Headline Is an Energy Story — The Core Picture Didn't Break

March 2026 CPI jumped to 3.3% year-over-year as gasoline surged 21.2% SA — its largest single-month increase since 1967. But core CPI held at +0.2%...[Read More]

Published At: Apr 10, 2026

Initial Jobless Claims — Week of Apr 5, 2026: The Tariff-Week Headline Is 219,000. The Number That Matters Is 1,794,000.

Initial Jobless Claims — Week of Apr 5, 2026: The Tariff-Week Headline Is 219,000. The Number That Matters Is 1,794,000.

Initial jobless claims rose to 219,000 for the week ending April 5 — the first reading to overlap with April 2 tariff implementation. But the headl...[Read More]

Published At: Apr 10, 2026

NFP March 2026: Payrolls Surge 178K, But a Healthcare Strike Reversal Is Doing the Heavy Lifting

NFP March 2026: Payrolls Surge 178K, But a Healthcare Strike Reversal Is Doing the Heavy Lifting

The March 2026 jobs report blew past Wall Street's +57,000 consensus with a +178,000 print — but 76,000 of that came from healthcare alone as strik...[Read More]

Published At: Apr 03, 2026

Initial Jobless Claims — Week of Mar 21, 2026: The Headline Rose. The Trend Didn't.

Initial Jobless Claims — Week of Mar 21, 2026: The Headline Rose. The Trend Didn't.

Initial jobless claims ticked up to 210,000 for the week ending March 21 — but that number is a distraction. The 4-week moving average fell to 210,...[Read More]

Published At: Mar 26, 2026

Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index – March 2026: Expansion Hits 6-Month High at 18.1 While Uncertainty Quietly Climbs

Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index – March 2026: Expansion Hits 6-Month High at 18.1 While Uncertainty Quietly Climbs

The Philadelphia Fed Manufacturing Index hit 18.1 in March 2026 — its highest in six months, more than double the consensus of ~8.3, and backed by ...[Read More]

Published At: Mar 19, 2026

US PPI February 2026 chart showing producer prices up 0.7% month over month

PPI February 2026: Producer Prices Surge 0.7% as Goods Inflation Makes a Comeback

The Producer Price Index jumped 0.7% in February 2026 — the hottest reading since July — as goods inflation reversed sharply, foods surged 2.4%, an...[Read More]

Published At: Mar 18, 2026

US PCE Price Index January 2026: Core Inflation Remains Sticky

US PCE Price Index January 2026: Core Inflation Remains Sticky

The latest PCE inflation data shows persistent price pressures as core inflation continues to run above the Federal Reserve’s 2% target.[Read More]

Published At: Mar 13, 2026

CPI Report: Inflation Holds Steady as Monthly Price Growth Ticks Higher

CPI Report: Inflation Holds Steady as Monthly Price Growth Ticks Higher

The latest Consumer Price Index (CPI) report from the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that inflation continued to rise modestly in February, ...[Read More]

Published At: Mar 11, 2026

Existing Home Sales: Housing Activity Remains Sensitive to Interest Rates

Existing Home Sales: Housing Activity Remains Sensitive to Interest Rates

The latest Existing Home Sales report provides insight into housing demand, inventory levels, and how mortgage rates continue to influence the U.S....[Read More]

Published At: Mar 10, 2026