2 out of 3 shoppers will return at least one gift this season. In all $128 billion in goods will be returned.

36% of shoppers owe an average of $1249.

Despite the supply chain crisis, holiday retail sales increased 8.5% this year. Credit goes to early shopping driven by concerns about potential shortages.

Consumers are confident. That’s good, because 70% of GDP is driven by the consumer.

The median price of an existing home sold in November was $353,900, up almost 14%.

Lumber prices still aren’t as bad as the dark days of May when futures hit $1700 per thousand board feet.

Projections released today indicate Fed officials see as many as 3 rate hikes coming in 2022.

With a nearly 10% bump in PPI, many companies have no choice except to raise prices to offset costs.

The largest one-year bump since 2008?

Available jobs in the US now stands at 11 million—up 400,000.