By Vivekanand Jayakumar, The Hill Once again, U.S. consumers are sharply reorienting their spending patterns — the two-year-long pandemic-induced spending
U.S. President Joe Biden arrives for the meeting of European Union (EU) leaders in Brussels, Belgium, March 24, 2022. (Shutterstock)
By Tyler Pager, Danielle Douglas-Gabriel and Jeff Stein, Washington Post White House officials are currently planning to cancel $10,000 in
By Jeff Cox, CNBC Consumers kept spending in April, with retail sales rising about in line with Wall Street expectations
By Jeff Cox, CNBC Consumers grew a little more optimistic about inflation in April, though they still expect to be
By Aarthi Swaminathan, Yahoo Finance President Joe Biden recently said that he’s considering some level of broad-based student loan forgiveness
