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Stocks close mixed; rising interest rates push up bank profits; banks increase loan loss reserves; producer prices tick down.

The producer price index declined for the third straight month; Biden administration moves up student loan cancellations under new repayment plan; FAA to increase scrutiny of Boeing.

Stocks close flat; inflation up 3.5% over the last year; rent inflation data could lag behind actual rent slowdown; unemployment claims fall slightly.

The consumer price index rose to an annual gain of 3.4%; jobless claims fell to 202,000; SEC reluctantly approves bitcoin ETFs; natural gas producers Chesapeake, Southwestern announce merger deal.

Stocks rise; interest rates will likely have to stay high for “some time”; Amazon announces layoffs in streaming and studios division; wholesalers inventories fall.

A World Economic Forum report says false and misleading information is the biggest short-term economic risk; the SEC investigates a hack of its official account on X; CES gets underway in Las Vegas.

Stocks close mixed; labor rule meant to combat worker misclassifications; imports fall in November; exports fall as well.

Labor Department unveils new rules to protect gig workers, require new benefits; United, Alaska find loose bolts in Boeing 737 Max 9 planes; VW, Mercedes-Benz unveil AI-powered assistants in vehicles.

Stocks climb; delinquencies are ticking up; inflation expectations fall; spending expectations grow at slower pace.

Stocks open mixed as Dow component Boeing tumbles; Congressional negotiators reach a spending deal; China sanctions U.S. defense contractors.