Consumers still want to fly—even as airlines cut back on schedules and raised prices

CPI is up 7.9%. The highest in 40 years.

There are 11.26 million open jobs in the United States.

Will there be a point where we’re forced to drive less? Or will consumers give up other things?

Officially, there were 215,000 new claims. A year ago, that number was 750,000.

Bond purchases, phased out. Inflation, far above 2%. Strong labor market. With that, Jerome Powell says he’s inclined to propose a 25-basis point federal funds rate hike

Higher diesel prices increase the cost to move goods, but it’s the customer who winds up paying through fuel surcharges.

For every $10 increase in the price of a barrel of Brent crude oil, we see a 25% increase at the pump.

With US pressure in the form of painful sanctions, it’s possible we could suffer some blowback from a bad actor.

Average home prices across major metropolitan areas rose nearly 19% for the year, the highest since the index began in 1987.