Spending slowed down for a second-straight month in September as inflation improved slightly, according to federal data released Friday, which found the Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge fell in line with Wall Street’s expectations.

October jobs and inflation reports are canceled and November data are delayed until after the Fed's Dec. 9-10 meeting. What this may mean for rates.

Personal spending appears to have stalled in September, another economic warning sign for the Fed to consider as it weighs whether to cut interest rates.

A host of delayed employment, inflation and other data in the coming week will give a long-anticipated view of the U.S. economy that could help guide markets into year-end.

Key economic data includes a delayed September reading of the Federal Reserve's preferred inflation gauge. Here's what to watch: Inflation data: September's personal-consumption expenditures price index,

The crypto market’s calm follows a broader trend: rate cuts have not been reliably bullish in 2024-2025.

Treasuries slipped ahead of US data expected to show a rebound in inflation pressures, which would dent speculation over Federal Reserve interest-rate cuts.

Can cash ISAs keep pace with inflation? Discover what the latest data indicates for savers in the UK amidst falling interest rates.

BERLIN, Dec ‌12 (Reuters) - ​German ‌inflation rose ​to 2.6% ‍in November, ​the ​federal ⁠statistics office said on Friday, confirming ‌preliminary data. Inflation, or ​consumer ‌prices ‍harmonised to compare ⁠with other European Union countries, ​stood at 2.3% year-on-year in October.

Turkey’s central bank cut interest rates for the fourth time in a row, accelerating the pace of reductions following favorable inflation data.

Indian shares are set to open higher on Friday, extending gains after snapping a three-day losing run in the previous session following the Federal Reserve's rate cut, while investors await domestic inflation data due later in the day.