The measures would seek to avoid an unprecedented default on U.S. national debt
Americans spent more last month on clothing, electronics and dining out
Higher inflation could prove more persistent than the U.S. central bank previously indicated
The number of available jobs at the end of May rose to 9.21 million
The charges included hurting clients by giving misleading information and allowing risky trades
Consumer spending stalled as incomes dropped for a second month and inflation posted a sizeable gain
The banks can resume paying out dividends to investors and buying back stock
The coming year could prove to be the strongest for the U.S. economy in decades, say economists
Several banks will require documented proof or declaration of vaccination
The Federal Reserve may act sooner than planned to start dialing back low-interest rate policies