Marketplace Minute

Stocks rise; demand for loans falls; supply chain pressure at lowest on record; household debt figures due this week.

Goldman Sachs attributes the change to hopes the Fed is done raising interest rates; CDC testing for respiratory viruses at airports, testing companies say; eurozone likely headed into recession, latest data shows; Starbucks is boosting retail workers’ pay.

Stocks close higher; unemployment rate unchanged; average pay gains slow; services sector expands again.

The October jobs report showed a relatively healthy 150,000 gain; White House hosts Americas economic summit; Sam Bankman-Fried convicted of fraud, conspiracy; Maersk announces layoffs as shipping demand softens.

Stocks close higher; worker output outpaces hours worked; new unemployment claims increase; Starbucks sales rise.

The seasonal favorite helped power record quarterly revenues at Starbucks; worker productivity improves at best pace in three years; initial unemployment claims inch up to 217,000.

Stocks rise; Powell says growth will likely to have to slow to bring down inflation; quits rate unchanged; private employers add jobs.

Job openings totaled 9.6 million in September; private payrolls add 116,000 jobs; Yum Brands boost profits; automakers oppose steel industry consolidation.

Stocks rise; labor costs up 4.3% from last year; consumer confidence ticks down; Caterpillar earnings rise.

Wages and benefits in Q3 rose 4.3%; consumer confidence weakened for third straight month; home prices rose 2.6% in August; U.S. sues SolarWinds over 2020 hack.