Economic Indicators

Overall, 2020 is expected to be another tough year for both homebuyers and sellers.

While a growth slowdown could be cushioned by ultra-loose monetary policy among the world's major central banks, it also may trigger new debt crises in emerging markets.

"They're the most optimistic, fastest-growing demographic of entrepreneurs," Bank of America's John Gomez said.

Four of the five slowest-growing states over the past decade all have one thing in common: A progressive income tax. 

New data helps explain why many middle-class families are living paycheck to paycheck.

Young, single homeowners are most prevalent in the Midwest and South, where homes are more affordable.

The Trump administration is working to secure U.S. supply chains.

A new report shows midsize markets are benefiting as wealthy individuals flee to states with lower tax burdens.

Goldman Sachs said commodity prices could fall sharply before Chinese stimulus efforts later this year help the sector achieve its 12-month return forecast of about 10%.

President Trump has attacked the Fed for not cutting rates more aggressively

There may be another housing boom on the horizon if you ask Nicholas Wealth Management president David Nicholas.

'With all respect to President Obama, we are eclipsing him in almost every area,' Kudlow said

Amazon's plan to build a mega-fulfillment center in a suburban Illinois city is drawing protest from the mayor.

The warning from Greenspan, who led the Fed from 1987 to 2006, comes as the U.S. federal debt has grown by about $3 trillion since President Trump took office.

The former New York City mayor is looking to roll back Trump's Tax Cuts and Jobs Act as well as toughen the estate tax.

The Labor Department said much of the 0.7 percent January increase in services prices came from higher markups for clothes, jewelry, shoes and accessories

Not every top job needs a four-year degree.

President Trump pushed back on a potential proposal from his administration to block the sale of GE jet engines to China, saying the U.S. is "open for business."

Although expansions don’t die of old age, growth also doesn’t last forever, and eventually, the economy will enter a downturn. 

States in the Northeast had the strongest economies when compared with the rest of the country.