As consumers pull back and savings rise, the U.S. economy faces a silent slowdown. From jobs to inflation, here’s what could happen next.

The Texas service sector is contracting fast—retail is down, hours are cut, and wages are stagnant. Here’s what it means for your wallet and the national economy.

Walmart’s price alert reveals deeper economic troubles—rising costs, shrinking paychecks, and recession fears shaking consumer confidence nationwide.

Peter Schiff warns tariffs may fuel inflation, harm consumers, and trigger global trade backlash without fixing U.S. manufacturing dependency.

Trump’s tariffs are fueling inflation, reducing consumer choices, and disrupting supply chains—just in time for the holiday season.

McDonald’s sales are falling as inflation and consumer anxiety reshape spending habits. What does this say about the broader U.S. economy?