Today was a day-trader's delight, with opportunities in both directions and a 0.51 percent closing gain for the longer term investor.
Here are the top stories moving the Dow now...
Producer prices fell the most in three years in April...
Here are the stories making waves Thursday morning...
U.S. equities were a mixed bag on Friday afternoon. Here are three stories making waves...
The Producer Price Index unexpectedly declined in March, suggesting that inflation will remain soft...
Global economic headwinds have put the brakes on demand for commodities, and as a result wholesale prices have edged higher...
Initial claims for unemployment insurance edge down, the Federal Reserve of Dallas floats an idea to end "too big to fail," and the PPI remains relatively flat...
The yen continues to weaken, gold heads for a key price level, and economic indicators to watch for this week...
Producer Price Index numbers are in for December 2012. Here's what they tell us...
As these charts illustrate, when we study durable goods orders in the larger context of population growth and also adjust for inflation, the data becomes a coincident macro-indicator of a major shift in demand within the U.S. economy...
Now let's visualize the numbers with an overlay of the Headline and Core...
The January core rate was fueled by drugs costs, which comprised around 40 percent of the increase ...
U.S. wholesale prices rose less than forecast in November as falling energy prices kept inflation in check...
Some excellent charts for your consideration ...