U.S. factory output slipped in August after seven months of gains
Manufacturing production fell 0.3% in August, with weakness in durable goods offsetting support from defense and AI-related investment.
Manufacturing production fell 0.3% in August, with weakness in durable goods offsetting support from defense and AI-related investment.
Stocks finished unevenly as investors weighed high oil prices, a recent Federal Reserve rate increase and a renewed rise in bond yields.
Consumer spending rebounded sharply, but higher import prices and energy costs are keeping inflation risks elevated.
Hiring came in well above expectations while the unemployment rate held at 4.1%, shifting attention back toward inflation and interest rates.
A Boston judge ruled that the department's grant-cancellation policy lacked clear standards and violated federal administrative law.
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