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US unemployment rate for June drops slightly to 4.2%, economy added 57K jobs

By Joseph Weber

Economy

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Fed Chair Warsh says inflation risk lower than it was a few weeks ago

Central bankers around the world have been looking at how to address inflation stemming from higher energy costs in the wake of the war in Iran, as well as the upward pressure on prices from the boom in artificial intelligence.

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U.S. job openings and hires were steady in May, Labor Department report says

There were 7.6 million available positions in May, and the hiring rate was at 3.3% in May, with about 5.2 million Americans taking new jobs.

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Retail shopping, Dec. 22, 2010, Berlin, Germany

Everyday Economics: The consumer is still spending, but not out of the woods

Last month, inflation was still too high but some households got a little breathing room.

Price pressures remain high

Bed Bath and Beyond announces at least 87 more store closures

National average gas prices dip due to price of oil

Walmart lays off 2,000 warehouse workers

Bed Bath & Beyond is back from the dead

Rep. Andy Biggs delivers economic forecast, predicts ‘short-term panic, long-term prosperity’

Official estimate puts a $400B price tag on Biden's loan forgiveness plan

Nick Hopwood on the negative ripple effects another Fed. rate increase would bring on the economy

Secretary Yellen warns US will hit debt limit next week

Stocks rise after Fed hikes rates

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