US Oil Stocks Crater 72% in Massive Draw
US crude oil inventories just posted their largest single-period decline on record, plummeting 19.7 million barrels to just 7.7 million barrels — a staggering 72% drop that signals either massive dema
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Natural Gas Prices Edge Higher as Spring Demand Defies Seasonal Logic
Natural gas just did something weird. Henry Hub spot prices climbed 3% to $2.74 per million BTU this week — the exact opposite of what typically happens when heating season ends and spring arrives.
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Economic Wire: Trump to announce tariff truce extension, aircraft purchases
Market Expectations Set Stage for Trade Policy Recalibration
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Economic Wire: Federal Reserve Board issues Economic Well-Being of U.S. Hou
Fed’s Household Survey Reveals the Real Consumer Health Story
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Economic Wire: Wholesale inflation jumps 6% in April on annual basis, bigge
Producer Prices Signal Supply Chain Stress Is Back
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Producer Prices Surge 1.4% as Oil Shock Ripples Through the Supply Chain
Producer prices jumped 1.4% in April — the biggest monthly gain since June 2021 — as the Strait of Hormuz crisis sends energy costs cascading through American factories and farms. The Producer Price I
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The Morning Bell — May 13, 2026
The inflation genie isn’t just out of the bottle — it’s redecorating the entire economy. Oil breaking $100, gas hitting $4.50, and core prices staying stubbornly above the Fed’s target are all part of
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Bond Markets Just Set the Fed’s New Reality — And It’s Not Pretty
The bond market has delivered its verdict on the Fed’s inflation fight, and it’s not optimistic. With the 10-year Treasury climbing to 4.42% and oil holding above $100, investors are pricing in a world where rate cuts are a distant memory and higher-
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US Debt Hits $38.9 Trillion as Growth Rate Stays Uncomfortably High
The national debt just crossed $38.9 trillion, adding nearly $10 billion in three days. But here’s the real story: debt is growing at 6.4% annually while the economy is expanding at roughly 2.5%. That
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Bond Markets Signal Growing Fed Uncertainty as 2-Year Yield Bounces Around
The 2-year Treasury yield jumped to 3.95% on Friday, up from 3.90% three days earlier — the latest swing in what’s becoming a choppy trading pattern. Over the past week, the yield has ping-ponged betw
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The 10-Year Treasury Just Hit a Three-Week High — But That’s Not the Real Story
The 10-year Treasury yield jumped to 4.42% yesterday, up from 4.38% on Friday — its highest level since mid-April. But here’s what’s interesting: this isn’t a straight line move. The yield has been bo
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Bond Markets Just Killed the Fed Pivot Fantasy
According to CNBC Economy, markets have essentially eliminated any chance of Fed rate cuts through the end of 2027 following a surprisingly hot inflation report, with traders now pricing in potential
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Economic Wire: Federal Reserve Board announces termination of enforcement a
The Federal Reserve terminated enforcement actions against F&M Holding Company and Thread Bancorp, according to a Fed press release Monday.
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War Inflation Hits Main Street: April CPI Shows Where Energy Shock Landed
According to CNBC, April’s inflation breakdown reveals how the Iran war has pushed up gasoline, groceries, and other consumer prices.
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Beyond Oil: Inflation’s New Pressure Points Are Spreading
According to CNBC Economy, consumer prices are accelerating across multiple categories beyond energy, with shelter costs and food prices emerging as the new inflation battlegrounds.
