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The Biden-era SAVE plan ends July 1. Some 7 million borrowers have 90 days to choose a replacement or face automatic enrollment in the least flexible repayment option available.
May CPI came in at 4.2% year-over-year Tuesday, the highest inflation reading in three years, driven by energy costs and tariff-inflated goods prices ahead of the June Fed meeting.
May's 172,000 new jobs—more than double forecasts—signal a resilient labor market heading into summer, but wage growth still trails inflation nationwide.
FIFA's expanded 48-team World Cup kicks off Thursday, with economists projecting over $5 billion in direct visitor spending across U.S. host cities.
The Strait of Hormuz blockade has pushed the national gas price average to $4.17 a gallon, and analysts warn the cost could climb further through the summer driving season.
The U.S. added 172,000 jobs in May—double analyst forecasts—pushing Treasury yields to 4.54% and throwing cold water on hopes for near-term Federal Reserve rate cuts.
Stalled home prices and a foreclosure surge are rewriting the US housing market in 2026. Experts say there is no rebound coming before the end of the year.
A Senate Joint Economic Committee report says small businesses could face more than $500,000 in tariff costs in 2026, with businesses under 10 employees reporting their worst year for job losses since records began.
US payrolls grew at double last year's pace in Q1, job openings hit 7.1 million, and wages rose 3.5%—but the Fed is signaling no rate cuts until 2027 at the earliest.