Who will control the House?
Follow certified state election results and the House membership record. The FEC compiles federal results after states certify them; it is not an election-night results feed.
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Who will control the Senate?
Seats, party affiliation and caucus arrangements matter. Use official Senate records and state certifications to check the result.
Discuss this topicWhat will the Federal Reserve do next?
Read FOMC statements and the meeting calendar directly from the Federal Reserve. A government announcement is a source fact, not a prediction probability.
Discuss this topicWhere is inflation heading?
Track the Consumer Price Index from the Bureau of Labor Statistics. Annual headline inflation uses the all-items CPI-U series before seasonal adjustment.
Discuss this topicAre jobs growing or slowing?
Compare the seasonally adjusted payroll change and unemployment rate. Early payroll figures can be revised in later releases.
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