Job openings declined for the second straight month in May as the Federal Reserve's rate hikes slowed down overall demand.

We expect the June U.S. employment report to show a total gain of 225,000 jobs, with risk of a stronger pace of hiring and an increase in the unemployment rate to 3.7%.

Three of the Federal Reserve’s regional manufacturing surveys are now reporting outright contractions and the other two are falling quickly toward contraction.

The recent reopening of China’s factory floors and the easing of its supply chain bottlenecks have prompted discussion about the ability of the U.S.

The increase was driven by more supply coming online, pushing prices down for the first time since February.

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The Federal Reserve lifted its federal funds policy rate to a range between 1.5% and 1.75% on Wednesday as it moves to restore price stability over the medium term.

RSM took a detailed look at gross margins across different peer groups in the industrials sector to see how each has fared during this time of high inflation.

Consumer goods companies are beginning to rethink current inventory positions as they plan for back-to-school and winter holiday seasons.

The manufacturing sector expanded at the slightly faster rate in May as demand remained strong.