Economic Indicators

Stocks rallied this week as Washington acted to provide $2.2 trillion of relief to an economy shocked by the coronavirus outbreak.

Trump could keep heavily infected hotspots like New York City shuttered for longer than areas that are only minimally affected.

Navarro’s appointment came the same day the White House announced that Trump had invoked the wartime law to require General Motors to prioritize ventilator production.

Americans may see direct payments of up to $1,200 within three weeks.

The House on Friday passed the $2 trillion bill, the largest relief plan in recent memory

Businesses with fewer than 500 employees are eligible for the loans, which can be used for payroll and other expenses, like insurance premiums.

The cruise industry was among the first to take a public hit from the virus.

The Commerce Department said Thursday in its third and final look at the fourth quarter that growth was unchanged from its previous estimate.

Powell said that a rebound from a coronavirus-induced recession will likely be "solid."

Trillions in stimulus will hasten the economy's recovery from the coronavirus pandemic's side effects, according to Larry Kudlow.

Estimates vary drastically for how high the number of people who applied in mid-march for unemployment benefits is, but most economists agree it will be grim.

U.S. workers are losing their jobs in record numbers due to the coronavirus pandemic.

New orders for long-lasting U.S. manufactured goods unexpectedly rose in February, but are set to decline as strict measures to contain the coronavirus pandemic sap demand and push the economy into recession.

President Trump admitted that the lockdowns and stay-at-home orders could last past Easter and the economic stimulus could inject up to $10 billion in the economy, sources said.

President Trump said he’s confident that a proposed $2 trillion coronavirus stimulus package will help the U.S. economy quickly recover from the pandemic’s side effects that have shuttered businesses, plunged stock prices and cost an untold number of Americans their livelihoods.

The U.S. is in its second week of trying to contain the spread of COVID-19.

Texas' lieutenant governor said Monday night that the U.S. should get back to work in the face of the global pandemic.

The ride-sharing company is seeing gross bookings drop by about 60 to 70 percent in cities hit hardest by the virus.

At the center of the dispute is Senate Republicans' calls for a $500 billion fund that the Federal Reserve could leverage for loans to help companies and use to provide industry-specific loans. 

Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia acknowledged Monday that the coronavirus pandemic will cause a significant spike in unemployment.