July is a major month for consumer deals, but are the discounts sufficient to lift retail sales and consumer confidence. Well, if current retail sales report is any indication, then consumers are still spending and are a bit less concerned than they were a month or two ago. Consumers ramped up spending more than economists anticipated.A sign of resiliency among American shoppers despite concerns that President Trump's tariffs are weighing on the economy. Retail sales rose by6 month overmonth, reversing a.9% ...

June Retail Sales Beat Expectations As Americans Kept Spending https://t.co/d7A5QHoxuQ ...

Underscoring June’s uptick wasn’t just a blip, the U.S. Census Bureau reported seasonally-adjusted retail sales from April through June advanced 4.1% year-over-year, signaling unexpected strength in consumer demand. https://t.co/xpoFK8hFRg https://t.co/RapU7EVl1C ...

June Retail Sales Beat Expectations As Americans Kept Spendinghttps://t.co/MYvjjbIlQf https://t.co/wRMAJpqx8O ...

S&P 500 Hits New Record High As Stocks Boosted By Better-Than-Expected Earnings, Retail Sales And Jobless Claimshttps://t.co/txCTKbNcL3 https://t.co/p9IXMRUJUj ...

All right, welcome back. Well, earlier today we got another pretty good read on the economy, but it's kind of another day where the bond market is not really moving. The 10-year yield is at 4.46% and as we noted yesterday, that's the same price that bond yields were at back in November.So, what's it going to take to get borrowing costs on the move again. Either way, Rick Santelli is in Chicago with the bond report. Rick, yeah, you nailed it.Not only was 445 an important area historically, that's where we we ...

Fartcoin looks good hereGeiger Capital (@Geiger_Capital):Fartcoin up +23% today on strong retail sales.Time for the Fed to cut rates. https://t.co/1Yp0wpwjlX ...

Overall, June activity data is a mixed bag, with weaker FAI and retail sales growth, but firm IP growth, along with slightly better-than-expected inflation, trade and credit data announced earlier this month. Accessible version China Watch Red light blinking despite a strong 2Q GDP print 1H25 growth at 5.3% yoy, above the policy target China's 2Q25 GDP grew by 5.2% yoy, vs 5.4% yoy in 1Q25. This is in line with our expectation, but beat market consensus at 5.1%. In sequential terms, 2Q GDP increased by 1.1% ...

#数据 中国第二季度GDP增速5.3%，预期5.1%，前值5.4%，6月规模以上工业增加值同比增6.8%，预期5.6%；6月社会消费品零售总额同比增4.8%，预期5.6%；6月城镇调查失业率5.0%，预期5.0%；1-6月城镇固定资产投资同比增2.8%，预期3.7%。 https://t.co/xDXwRKY4eA ...

The UK economy is showing more signs of rebounding from its recent slump, with a jump in June retail sales https://t.co/XGYAL4Dxpf ...