Markets, labor, trade, and the economics of transformation.
Ten airline and cargo executives issued a joint letter urging passage of three bipartisan bills as jet fuel prices double and TSA attrition accelerates into the busiest travel season of the year.
The FOMC convenes for its March meeting with rates expected to hold, but the updated dot plot will reveal how seventeen policymakers are absorbing an oil shock that has rewritten the inflation outlook in seventeen days.
Canada's largest alternative lender disclosed C$331 million in fourth-quarter charge-offs, suspended its dividend, and entered covenant breach — six months after categorically denying a short seller's warning.
Oil from the largest coordinated strategic reserve release in IEA history has started reaching Asian buyers replacing barrels lost to Iran's near-blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.
Coalition argues the never-before-used 1974 trade provision was designed for currency crises under fixed exchange rates, not modern trade deficits.
F1 and the FIA confirmed both April races will not be replaced, cutting the season to 22 events and leaving a five-week gap as conflict spreads across the Gulf.
With crude up 42 percent from pre-war levels and the Strait of Hormuz effectively closed, economists warn the inflationary damage is only beginning.
Diesel surged nearly a dollar in a single week — the largest increase since federal tracking began in 1994 — as the Strait of Hormuz closure chokes global oil flows.
The index fell to 6,632 as an energy crisis in the Strait of Hormuz collided with sticky inflation and shrinking GDP to revive stagflation fears not seen in decades.
Oil closed higher for a second straight day as the largest strategic reserve release in history and a waiver on Russian crude proved insufficient against an indefinite Strait of Hormuz closure.
The University of Michigan's preliminary March index dropped to 55.5, sitting in the second percentile of the survey's history, as gasoline prices and war anxiety cut across every income bracket.
February CPI beat consensus at 3.21 percent, driven by food prices, as Brent crude above $100 threatens to unwind the Reserve Bank of India's easing cycle.
US equities fell sharply on March 12 as WTI crude surged past $94 and briefly topped $100, with Iran vowing to keep the Strait of Hormuz closed and the largest IEA reserve release in history failing to calm markets.
The March 10-year note cleared with below-average demand and a wider-than-usual tail, as fixed-income markets absorb the Strait of Hormuz closure and shift rate-cut expectations to September.
The largest coordinated emergency stockpile drawdown in IEA history failed to hold prices below $90 as Strait of Hormuz disruptions overwhelmed the intervention.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics releases Consumer Price Index data collected entirely before the Iran conflict sent crude past $100 a barrel.
The government issued a mandatory rationing order under the Essential Commodities Act, overriding commercial contracts to prioritise homes, transport, and fertiliser plants.
Wall Street's sharpest sector rotation in two decades accelerates as the Iran-fuelled oil shock and AI power bottleneck reverse the market's centre of gravity.
The International Energy Agency authorized its largest-ever emergency oil release after the Iran conflict shut the Strait of Hormuz and pushed crude past $110.
US equities staged a sharp intraday reversal on Monday after the president suggested military operations were approaching completion, pulling oil prices down more than 6%.
Crude has surged roughly 50% since the Iran war began, with Brent briefly hitting $119 before pulling back as Trump signalled the conflict may end soon.
American drivers now paying $3.48 per gallon on average as the largest oil supply disruption in history sends crude past $100 a barrel.
Revised figures show Japan's economy grew at an annualized 1.3% in Q4 2025, up from the initial 0.2% estimate, driven by the strongest capital expenditure since late 2023.
New rules under the One Big Beautiful Bill Act lower the child-age exemption from 18 to 14, requiring parents of teenagers to document 80 hours of monthly work or training to keep benefits.
Nonfarm payrolls posted their worst decline since October as unemployment climbed to 4.4 percent and oil prices crossed $100 a barrel.
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