Vince Golle is a U.S. Economy Editor at Bloomberg News in Washington. He specializes in business and economics, focusing on the global economy, economic policy, commodities markets, and logistics technology, among other topics. Vince's work has been featured in prominent publications such as Fortune, The Australian Financial Review, and The Detroit News.
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Vince Golle's articles predominantly focus on the US economy, inflation, employment, consumer borrowing, and global economic trends. His coverage is heavily data-driven with a strong emphasis on citing data sources.
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By: Vince Golle
U.S. mortgage rates increased last week to an almost two-month high, weighing on home purchase activity.
US manufacturing activity expanded in May by the most in four years as customers strived to get ahead of mounting price pressures tied to the Iran war.
La actividad manufacturera de Estados Unidos se expandió en mayo al mayor ritmo en cuatro años, mientras los clientes buscaban adelantarse al aumento de las presiones de precios vinculadas a la guerra con Irán.
The global economy is showing signs of wearing down with inflation pressures persisting during the third month of a war-induced energy crunch.
By: Craig Stirling, Vince Golle
The Federal Reserve’s favored top-line inflation gauge is rapidly approaching 4% as a war-driven spike in energy costs generates unease that price pressures will broaden.
Global economic activity is slowing, with manufacturing contracting in many regions due to persistent inflation and the ongoing energy crunch. Bond yields have surged to a two-decade high. While the UK saw inflation ease, other nations grapple with rising prices and currency pressures, impacting consumers and businesses worldwide.
(Bloomberg) -- The Federal Reserve's favored top-line inflation gauge is rapidly approaching 4% as a war-driven spike in energy costs generates unease that price pressures will broaden.
US mortgage rates increased last week to the highest since August, restraining home-purchase activity and prompting a sharp pullback in refinancing.
Las tasas hipotecarias en Estados Unidos aumentaron la semana pasada a su nivel más alto desde agosto, lo que restringió la actividad de compra de viviendas y provocó un fuerte retroceso en la refinanciación.
Conference Board's Measure of CEO Confidence Dropped to 47 From 59 A U.S. flag in a warehouse at a factory in Newell, W.Va. (Luke Sharrett/Bloomberg)
