The Fed is unlikely to cut interest rates again when it meets next week, delaying any relief from high borrowing costs.

In the wake of devastating wildfires that have ravaged the state, California is allocating over $2.5 billion for response and preparedness, Gov. Gavin Newsom’s office announced Thursday. The substantial outlay

Shortages in labor and materials will add to strain in rebuilding communities affected by wildfires in Los Angeles.

California is requiring that all new cars must be zero-emission vehicles by 2035. Before leaving office, President Joe Biden set a national goal to have half of the new cars and trucks sold nationwide by 2030 have zero emissions.

Housing construction permits were already trending downward. Now the wildfires have taken away at least 10,000 occupied homes.

For CD rates to stay the same in 2025, the current economic conditions would have to remain steady in terms of a variety of factors, including "steady inflation rate, balanced economic growth, stable employment levels, the Fed remaining neutral on its monetary policy, and no surprises in the economy," says Chitrathorn.

The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits rose slightly last week, yet labor market conditions remain stable. The Federal Reserve is expected to maintain interest rates due to minimal stress in job markets.

Neither the state nor local government seems to have learned much from the perils of pricing the less privileged out of Los Angeles's safe zone.

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The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose marginally last week, suggesting no deterioration in labor market conditions and reinforcing expectations that the Federal Reserve would not cut interest rates next week.

Many young adults have financial stress, and experts say there's a simple safety net that could help. About 61% of surveyed Americans of ages 18 to 35 are financially stressed, according to a new Intuit survey. About 21% of respondents say their stress has gotten worse over the past year.