21% of employees surveyed had taken a new job in the last year but 40% are ALREADY looking for something else.

If Gasoline is bad, it’s way worse with Diesel. US average is $5.71.

April sales of previously owned homes fell to the lowest pace since Covid began, down almost 6% from a year ago.

Only 11% anticipate a hard landing marked by a deep recession. The rest expect a very short, mild recession.

Even with 8.3% inflation, the American consumer keeps spending. Today’s Commerce Department reports showed April monthly sales up .9%/

Bookings for US airlines dropped 17% last month as it gets more expensive to fly.

Even down slightly from March’s 8.5, there isn’t much evidence that inflation has peaked.

In a AAA survey, 42% said they wouldn't consider changing their travel plans regardless of what it costs to fill up.

The roller coaster continues. But there is some good news....

Will a 50 basis point hike slow down consumer demand and cool off red-hot inflation?