Macro Minute

In May, the industries that contributed most to job growth also employ more women than average. This may have ramifications for young job seekers and provide insight into gender divides in employment during recessions.

Exploring inventories — an enigmatic yet significant aspect of GDP data — can shed light onto business investment patterns, structures, and conditions across different industries over time.

Rent growth appears to be slowing, with rent CPI remaining unchanged in April. Do current market rent measures predict a continued decline in growth?

As supply chains respond to shifts in global tariff and trade policies, measurements on the constraints they face could provide clues on how inflation might react.

Understanding how government spending contributes to measurements of Gross Domestic Product (GDP) can be helpful when looking at its impact on the overall economy.

The upward trend in expected inflation has remained persistent, suggesting a greater risk to the anchoring of households' longer-term inflation expectations.

Data from the automotive industry seems to suggest car buyers could feel the effects of tariffs sooner rather than later.

Inflation expectations are on the rise at a steeper rate than in 2018, but it's still unclear if household sentiment will have an impact on consumer spending.

The size and role the nonprofit sector play in the economy may have contributed to the slowdown of services spending in January.

Recent survey data suggest the risk of higher inflation has increased, but there's limited evidence of a shift in longer-run inflation expectations.