A spending rebound, yes — but the question is whether it will be sustainable, or whether the Delta variant will stop consumer sentiment, and the...
The spreading Delta variant is casting a dark shadow over the U.S. economic outlook despite June’s 1 percent increase in household spending, The Wall Street...
Applications for initial jobless claims dropped 24,000 to 400,000 for the week that ended July 24, according to the Thursday (July 29) weekly report from...
Consumer applications for mortgages, car loans and revolving credit cards had essentially returned to pre-pandemic levels by May, a new report from the Consumer Financial...
The Consumer Confidence Index, sitting at 129.1 in July, is mostly unchanged from its previous several months, according to a report from The Conference Board....
Goldman Sachs has cut its perception for U.S. economic activity for the near future, with the reasons being twofold: the slowdown in consumer spending and...
The Federal Reserve is planning to meet this week to discuss when and how it will scale back its low pandemic interest rates, given the...
Supply chains connecting the world’s economies are at or near the breaking point due to the COVID-19 surge, natural disasters in Asia and Europe and...