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EDITORIAL: Biden’s sea of red ink
Las Vegas Review-Journal· 48 minutes agoBiden’s student loan giveaways and increased Medicaid spending. The CBO report also projects that the nation’s publicly held debt will increase from 99...
US Leading Economic Index® (LEI) Fell Again in May
The Conference Board· 24 hours agoUsing the Composite Indexes: The Leading Economic Index (LEI) provides an early indication of significant turning points in the business cycle and where...
The Budget Deficit Is Soaring. Can AI Save The Day — And The S&P 500?
Investor's Business Daily· 16 hours agoThat would be in line with the productivity boost via PCs and the internet from 1970 to 2006. Real ...
May U.S. Housing Starts & Permits Decline Amid High Rates
Zacks via Yahoo Finance· 12 hours agoAs of Jun 20, 2024, the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta's GDPNow model estimates that the U.S. real ...
Atlanta Fed Lowers Q2 GDP Growth Estimate To 3%
RTT News· 1 day agoThe Atlanta Fed slightly cut its second quarter economic growth estimate on Thursday, citing a downgrade to the investment component following the release of housing starts data earlier in the ...
Bosnia and Herzegovina: Growth to remain subdued in 2024
The Forex Market· 2 days agoEconomic activity slowed to 1.6% y/y in 2023 as domestic drivers of growth softened, while external...
Retail Sales, GDP, Production Show an Economy on the Right Track
MoneyShow via Yahoo Finance· 2 days agoMay's retail sales, including food services, rose just 0.1% month-over-month, weaker than expected. But that's in current dollars. Adjusted for inflation, they were not as weak. CPI goods fell ...
Leading Economic Index Declines Again But 'Doesn't Currently' Signal Recession
Investopedia· 11 hours agoA closely watched report on economic activity showed a drop in May, although not enough to warn that...
All Eyes Are on the Debate. Everyone Is Ignoring the Most Important Issue.
Barrons.com· 6 hours ago“It also means that, after shrinking to $1.4 trillion, or 5.4% of GDP, in 2022, the deficit has...
Retail Sales Confirm Continued Consumer Spending Pullback
The Conference Board· 4 days agoNominal retail sales edged up by 0.1 percent in May following a 0.2 percent decline in April. Real retail sales (i.e., sales adjusted for inflation) also rose by 0.1 percent in May after a dramatic 0.5 percent decline in April.
