U.S. Economy Continues Recovery; Retail Sales Back to Normal
The U.S. economy is rebounding, with sales back to pre-pandemic levels. It’s definitely a V-shaped recovery. ...
The U.S. economy is rebounding, with sales back to pre-pandemic levels. It’s definitely a V-shaped recovery. ...
Two of the three major market indexes closed at record highs on Tuesday, marking the end of the bear market and making it...
Read moreADP’s National Employment Report was a massive miss. The miss, however, is likely to be offset when the Department of Labor reports on...
Read moreExports of goods from the United States jumped from $90 billion in May to more than $102 billion in June, an eye-popping 14-percent...
Read moreOne reason for the extraordinary performance of the U.S. economy following the COVID-inspired shutdown is that Wall Street is increasingly persuaded that Trump...
Read moreExisting-home sales rose nearly 21 percent in June, and the rebound is likely to continue. ...
Read moreWell, Flippy finally has a new job. It was March when I reported on the burger-flipping kitchen worker, who does his job dutifully,...
Read moreThe recovery in housing is much more than just a recovery in housing. ...
Read moreAs millions of Americans lost their jobs and their income dried up, they stopped making payments on rent and home mortgages. Now, millions...
Read moreThe Bureau of Labor Statistics announced on Friday that wholesale prices dropped by 0.2 percent in June. Economists were expecting an increase of...
Read moreUnemployment claims filed during the week ending June 27 dipped 3.7 percent from the previous week, but 13.2 percent of Americans were still...
Read moreThe U.S. recovery is well underway, and ahead of most economists' expectations. ...
Read moreWall Street celebrated its best quarter since 1987, with the Dow gaining 17 percent from April through June, and private-sector employment increased by...
Read moreThe consumer financial website WalletHub released its “Best- & Worst-run Cities in America” on Monday, and there were a number of surprises. ...
Read moreThe U.S. Department of Commerce’s Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) reported on Friday that consumer spending jumped to a new record in May:...
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