Extended Ownership: Americans Opt for Longer Car Tenure
Car prices have reached a record high, dissuading many Americans from purchasing new vehicles.
US Inflation and Prices Remain at High Levels
Last month, consumer prices in the US increased even further, indicating a slow decline in inflation.
Yellen Warns of Limited Choices if Congress Fails to Address Debt
Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen has warned that there are "no good options" for the US to avoid an economic "calamity" if Congress fails to raise the nation's borrowing limit of $31.381tn in the coming weeks.
Federal Reserve Raises Rates by 0.25 Points and Hints at Possible Conclusion to Rate Hiking
The Federal Reserve has approved its 10th interest rate increase, raising its benchmark borrowing rate by 0.25 percentage point to 5%-5.25%, the highest since August 2007.
Why Air Travel Is Expensive: Exploring the Reasons
Flying is expensive and will likely remain so for a while. One of the most significant factors affecting airline costs is the price of fuel.
EV rebates halted in New Jersey
The purpose of electric vehicle rebates is to encourage consumers to choose cleaner and more affordable EVs over traditional gasoline or diesel-powered vehicles.
Rising Rates and Inflation Cause Retail Sales to Drop
In the last month, retail sales in the United States have fallen by 1%, as consumers are not spending as much money at retailers.
Supply Chain Crisis Continues to Affect Furniture Companies
Lockdown measures and social distancing protocols implemented during the pandemic caused many furniture stores to temporarily close or experience reduced foot traffic.
Dramatic Drop in Wholesale Prices
Since March of this year, wholesale prices have significantly dropped from pandemic highs.
Cheaper Gas and Food Offer Some Relief
Recently, the United States has experienced high inflation and stressful economic conditions.
Small and Medium-Sized Businesses Face Credit Crunch
In the recent years, with the rise in interest rates, small businesses have been under a lot of financial pressure.
4 in 10 Americans Consider Switching to Electric Vehicles in the Future
A recent study has shown that four out of ten Americans say that their next car may be electric, which is far less than the Biden administration was hoping for.
Electric Cars May Need to Account for 54% of All Cars by 2030
The Biden administration has introduced a strict air pollution law that would require more than half of the cars in the market to be completely electric.
European Uprising Underway over Electric Vehicles
Ever since the war started between Russia and Ukraine, many European countries have reverted to using coal and other less environmentally friendly practices.
American workforce grows with the addition of 236,000 jobs
Despite the nine interest rate hikes imposed by the Federal Reserve over the last year, American employers have added over 236,000 new jobs.
Supply Chain Delays Affect 60% of Small Businesses
A new survey conducted by Anvyl has revealed that out of the 400 small businesses (SMBs) surveyed, 25% of them expressed concern about their supply chain strategies for the upcoming year.
US trade deficit reaches third consecutive month
It is reported that the United States trade deficit has grown for the third consecutive month, reaching $70.5 billion.
Slowdown Looms for U.S. Warehouse Capital
The Inland Empire of Southern California has been experiencing a significant slowdown since the height of the pandemic.
Could the Rise of EVs Decrease the Demand for Gas and Oil?
Many gas and oil producers are concerned about the increasing popularity of EVs, as they fear that the demand for their products will decrease.
Number of Job Openings Drops Below 10 Million
For the first time in nearly two years, the number of available job positions fell by 632,000 compared to the previous month.
