US Industrial Production Surged In January
Despite slumping sentiment surveys, 'hard' data continues to suggest the US economy is ticking along
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Despite slumping sentiment surveys, 'hard' data continues to suggest the US economy is ticking along
The U.K. inflation rate cooled to 3% in January, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS).

Inflation, bloating GDP with public spending and immigration and hidden unemployment are the ingredi
The consumer price index was expected to increase 2.5% from a year ago in January, according to the Dow Jones consensus.

Executive Summary:Some Like It Hot The US economy has reached a watershed. For the first time since
Investors got some good news this week on the state of the labor market, and more may be on the way Friday on inflation.
The U.K. economy grew a meager 0.1% in the fourth quarter, according to preliminary figures from the Office for National Statistics on Thursday.
The U.K. economy grew a meager 0.1% in the fourth quarter, according to preliminary figures from the Office for National Statistics on Thursday.
January job gains were better than anything the U.S. economy saw in 2025 but not still enough to sound an all-clear.
The U.S. government in January ran up a smaller deficit than a year ago, while tariffs collections surged.
The January nonfarm payrolls report beat Wall Street expectations in both job creation and the unemployment rate.
The January nonfarm payrolls report beat Wall Street expectations in both job creation and the unemployment rate.
Consumer activity slowed sharply for the December holiday shopping season.
Consumer activity slowed sharply for the December holiday shopping season.
The oil giant also says it is suspending its share buyback programme ahead of the arrival of its new boss.

2025 closed with a surprising surge in consumer spending and retail sales, one which was unexpected

2025 closed with a surprising surge in consumer spending and retail sales, one which was unexpected

Japan’s sudden bond market turmoil, driven by fiscal strain and a historic shift in central bank policy, is believed to be quietly reshaping global liquidity flows and could have far reaching consequences for investors worldwide.
Technology stocks have fallen this week as investors appeared wary of the sectors big investment plans.
With the recent narrative centering on a no-hire no-fire labor market, the data suggests that the layoff part of the equation could be stepping up.