Ryan Sweet:Overall, 2025 is expected to be another solid but unspectacular year for the global economy, which remains highly polarized. There is a distinct divide between economies that are performing well and
Ryan Sweet:Overall, 2025 is expected to be another solid but unspectacular year for the global economy, which remains highly polarized. There is a distinct divide between economies that are performing well and those facing significant challenges. On one end, the U.S. economy continues to demonstr...
In a race focused on the economy and social issues, Harris vs Trump presents the electorate with stark choices - at least when it comes to the rhetoric. The implications for GDP growth and the fiscal deficit in the US are not as grave as you might think, however, while the inflatio...
Ryan Sweet:Overall, 2025 is expected to be another solid but unspectacular year for the global economy, which remains highly polarized. There is a distinct divide between economies that are performing well and those facing significant challenges. On one end, the U.S. economy continues to demonstr...
So, while they may dominate the US economy, they are also likely to lose export sales, leading to limited net gain for American manufacturing. Many of the potential benefits of tariffs would take much longer than four years to be realized, and so do not occur within our forecast horizon. ...
So, while they may dominate the US economy, they are also likely to lose export sales, leading to limited net gain for American manufacturing. Many of the potential benefits of tariffs would take much longer than four years to be realized, and so do not occur within our forecast horizon. ...
to potentially turn this phrase around, this means the Fed has moved further away from cutting rates any time soon. It’s also a subtle walking back of the scenario portrayed in March’s Summary of Economic Projections in which the median fed funds call was for three rate cuts this year....
, the U.S. economy has shown resilience and superior economic growth, and current job data indicates there is further room to grow in 2024 and 2025. Given the strong economy and sticky inflation, what is the future direction of U.S. inflation and interest rates for the balance of 2024?
2:36:11, March 8, 2024 February's data is on track with the Fed's projections Federal Reserve Board Chair Jerome Powell arrives for his appearance before the House Financial Services Committee on Capitol Hill, on Wednesday, March 6, in Washington. Mark Schiefelbein/AP February’s data is...
The US economy added a staggering 254,000 jobs in September, blowing past economists’ expectations of 140,000 job gains. The unemployment rate ticked lower to 4.1%, below projections it would remain steady at 4.2%. The strong picture of the US job market has boosted optimism on Wall Street...