44% of households say finances worsened in New York Fed May survey
About 44% of households said they were financially worse off than a year ago, the highest share since January 2023.
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About 44% of households said they were financially worse off than a year ago, the highest share since January 2023.
Employers added more than half a million jobs from March through May, a sharp shift from last year’s slowdown.
The cryptocurrency is trading near $60,000, a psychological level that previously drew buyers and sits close to its 200-week moving average at $61,778.
The share of households saying they are worse off financially rose to 43.7%, the highest since January 2023.
Economists expect the ECB to raise its deposit rate by 0.25 percentage point on Thursday to 2.25%.
A Reuters poll found 74 of 80 economists expect a 25-basis-point hike to lift the deposit rate to 2.25%.
Private employers added 122,000 jobs in May, the strongest hiring month since January 2025, with gains spread across eight of ten sectors.
Workers' wages are lagging price growth, with average hourly earnings up 3.6% annually while prices jumped 3.8%, compressing household purchasing power.
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TSMC's dedicated foundry model pools rival chip designers to amortize massive fab costs, driving gross margins to 66.2% by renting out the world's scarcest leading-edge capacity.
TSMC leverages its neutral foundry model to turn product design risks into a manufacturing annuity, yielding a 59.9% gross margin in 2025.
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