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U.S. Outbound Travel to Mexico Remains Strong Despite Overall Dip in International Arrivals

U.S. Outbound Travel to Mexico Remains Strong Despite Overall Dip in International Arrivals

International travel to and from the United States presented a mixed picture in August 2026, according to recent data from the National Travel and Tourism Office (NTTO). While overall international visitor arrivals to the U.S. experienced a slight decrease of 1.4% compared to August 2025, totaling 6.75 million, outbound travel by U.S. citizens remained robust. U.S. citizens made over 10 million international departures in August, a marginal increase from the previous year. Notably, Mexico continued to be the top destination for U.S. travelers, attracting 3.25 million visitors and accounting for 32.3% of all international departures. Furthermore, arrivals from Mexico to the U.S. saw a significant increase of 9.9%, reaching 1.96 million, and Canadian visitation to the U.S. also rose by 8.8% to 1.72 million.

No Official Confirmation of Stimulus Check in 2026, Despite Economic Discussions

No Official Confirmation of Stimulus Check in 2026, Despite Economic Discussions

There is no definitive information from available sources confirming a stimulus check for 2026. While discussions around fiscal stimulus and its economic impact are present, particularly in the context of supporting strong international performance, no specific direct payment to individuals in the U.S. for 2026 has been announced or confirmed. Economic updates for the week of November 9, 2026, from J.P. Morgan Asset Management, mention 'Fiscal stimulus' as a factor supporting international performance, but this does not refer to direct stimulus checks for U.S. citizens. Other sources discuss competitive grant updates and neural population responses, which are unrelated to direct stimulus payments. The absence of concrete details suggests that any rumors or expectations of a 2026 stimulus check are not supported by the provided information.

Federal Reserve Research Indicates Increased Persistence and Oil Price Pass-Through to Core Inflation Post-Pandemic

Federal Reserve Research Indicates Increased Persistence and Oil Price Pass-Through to Core Inflation Post-Pandemic

Federal Reserve Research Indicates Increased Persistence and Oil Price Pass-Through to Core Inflation Post-Pandemic

Travelers Advised to Prioritize Lodging, Activities, and Meals for Budgeting Big City Trips

Travelers Advised to Prioritize Lodging, Activities, and Meals for Budgeting Big City Trips

Travelers Advised to Prioritize Lodging, Activities, and Meals for Budgeting Big City Trips

eSIMs Emerge as Preferred Connectivity Solution for Travelers in Thailand

eSIMs Emerge as Preferred Connectivity Solution for Travelers in Thailand

eSIMs Emerge as Preferred Connectivity Solution for Travelers in Thailand

U.S. New-Car Sales Rise in October but Miss Forecasts Amidst High Financing Costs

U.S. New-Car Sales Rise in October but Miss Forecasts Amidst High Financing Costs

U.S. New-Car Sales Rise in October but Miss Forecasts Amidst High Financing Costs

U.S. Companies Announce Workforce Reductions Across Multiple Sectors in Late 2026

U.S. Companies Announce Workforce Reductions Across Multiple Sectors in Late 2026

U.S. Companies Announce Workforce Reductions Across Multiple Sectors in Late 2026

Fed officials open door to a half-point hike after inflation beats expectations

Fed officials open door to a half-point hike after inflation beats expectations

By Howard Schneider WASHINGTON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - Odds the US Federal Reserve may raise interest rates half a percentage point at its December meeting jumped on Tuesday after new data showed prices rising faster than expected and policymakers opened the door to a quicker pace of rate hikes.

Strong October Jobs Report Boosts Dollar and Treasury Yields, Reshaping Fed Expectations

Strong October Jobs Report Boosts Dollar and Treasury Yields, Reshaping Fed Expectations

Strong October Jobs Report Boosts Dollar and Treasury Yields, Reshaping Fed Expectations

From Tickets to Hotels, Celine Dion’s Paris Residency Brought Big Business to the City

From Tickets to Hotels, Celine Dion’s Paris Residency Brought Big Business to the City

The singer's comeback concerts wrapped with more than $125 million in tickets sold, while increasing demand for hotel stays in Paris

U.S. Economic Growth Reaches 3.4% Driven by Increased Machinery Investment

U.S. Economic Growth Reaches 3.4% Driven by Increased Machinery Investment

U.S. Economic Growth Reaches 3.4% Driven by Increased Machinery Investment

US consumer prices increase strongly for third straight month in October

US consumer prices increase strongly for third straight month in October

By Lucia Mutikani WASHINGTON, Nov 10 (Reuters) - US consumer prices increased more than expected in October, driven by higher costs for food and accommodation, leaving the Federal Reserve on course to raise interest rates next month.