U.S. retail sales: A solid month of growth
Retail sales in the United States rose by 0.9% in April from a month earlier, the U.S. Census Bureau reported on Tuesday.
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Chart of the day: Industrial production hits record
The Federal Reserve's index for industrial production volume rose by 0.8%, the fourth consecutive month of strong expansion.
Steady optimism belies labor challenges and expensive materials
AEC firms are coping with rising costs and extended project timelines by looking to digital solutions.
A back-office transition puts a family office on a path to digital transformation
Back-office transition planning for a family office move that involves relocating the accounting function calls for thoughtful change management to avoid potential risks.
The price of war: Risks around the inflation outlook
While we expect the annual inflation rate to peak this quarter as the comparisons to the lower levels of a year ago wear off, the risk of rising prices will remain.
New adjustment factor and reference price for oil and gas incentives
IRS Notice 2022-17, IRS Notice 2022-18 and IRS Notice 2022-19 provide adjustment factor and reference price for enhanced oil recovery, marginal well credit and percentage depletion for marginal wells.
BSA/AML and OFAC risk assessment: Best practices for financial organizations
BSA/AML and OFAC risk assessments can help alleviate concerns for financial organizations. Develop a strategy for BSA/AML and OFAC compliance.
FOMC decision: Policy, price stability and balance sheet strategy
The Federal Reserve on Wednesday showed that it intends to achieve price stability, maximum sustainable employment and long-term growth despite the risk of a…
The illusion of inventory and price controls
With inflation at 8.5% and risks of another energy price shock the impulse of policymakers to take more action is rising.
The changing consumer: Tighter budgets and a shift to services
As inflation continues to rise, consumers must devote more of their monthly budgets to fixed costs like groceries, rent and energy.
Confidence in the Fed, but uncertainty over long-term growth
The bond market anticipates an acceleration of Fed rate increases and a drawdown of the Fed's accumulation of long-term Treasury bond purchases.
3 things to know before raising your prices
With rising prices proving to be stickier than expected, business leaders have been facing a challenge: how to set prices in a highly inflationary environment.
Consumers spent more in March despite rising inflation
American consumers defied rising inflation and market uncertainties in March, continuing to spend more on goods and services as their wages increased and they…
U.S. GDP declines by 1.4%: This is what an overheating economy looks like
Growth in the first three months of the year contracted at 1.4% pace as Americans turned to imports to meet torrid demand that is simply unsustainable.
Pending home sales fell back to pre-pandemic level amid rising rates
pending home sales fell 1.2% in March, declining for the fifth month in a row, as demand continued to slow due to high prices and rising mortgage rates.
Consumer confidence declines slightly as new home sales fall 8.6%
Consumer confidence eased in April despite an uptick in expectations, the Conference Board reported on Tuesday.
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