Fall is in the air and so is everything pumpkin flavored. You may have seen fall decor popping up everywhere, such as pumpkins, scented candles, and festive
Durable goods orders and consumer credit remain under pressure as higher rates lead to lower levels of activity in both areas.
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Spending rose more than expected despite lower personal income growth and consumer confidence.
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Existing home sales, a major component of overall inflation, fell more than expected in July.
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Retail sales increased more than expected which—should it continue—will provide broader support for economic activity and growth.
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Consumer credit expanded after a lull in May and moved toward a more normalized level.
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As we finish out our series on reducing toxic exposure in our homes, this month we will focus on cleaning up our personal care products. This one is especially
The difference in strength between the manufacturing and service sector remains in place.
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July data showed consumers continuing to spend despite lower-than-expected income growth as well as higher-than-expected confidence.
The Fed hiked another 25
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Falling industrial production continues to hint at manufacturing segment weakness.
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Last month we kicked off our series of detoxifying our homes and getting started with a high-quality air and water purifier. This month, I would like to look at
