Q2 GDP growth is nowcast at a moderate 1.7%, supported by a rebound in June retail sales. Consumer resilience remains strong, ...

The strategy is paying off as the margins of carriers selling premium seats have held up despite a slump in overall travel ...

The retail sales report arrives amid a whipsaw frenzy of on-and-off-again tariffs have that jolted businesses and households.

The US economy remains on track to rebound in the second quarter after the modest contraction in Q1, but the expected bounce has downshifted. Click to read.

The U.S. economy contracted a bit faster than previously thought in the first quarter amid tepid consumer spending, underscoring the distortions caused by the Trump administration's aggressive tariffs ...

Consumers picked up their spending in June showing resilience despite anxiety high over tariffs and the U.S. economy.

While a high correlation doesn’t imply causation, as covered in a separate note last week, it’s clear that as U.S. economic ...

Overall credit outstanding dropped by a whopping $110.9 billion in December 2024, the largest single-month decline since records began in 1968. Although more modest credit uptake lends additional ...

The consecutive monthly contractions represent a stark reversal from the UK’s robust first-quarter performance, when it outpaced other G7 economies with rapid expansion. The economic slowdown appears ...

DAX rebounds 1.51% on optimism over a US-EU trade deal and easing recession fears, boosting autos and tech stocks.

There is a lot of noise in the stock market, distracting investors from what really matters: the fundamentals. There is no use in trying to follow the sentiment and optimism when the S&P 500 index ...