Economic Indicators

White House economic council director Larry Kudlow admitted "China has a serious, serious public health problem," but insisted the U.S. wants to "help them work through it."

The Fed was widely expected to hold interest rates steady.

The average trade deficit from 2020 to 2029 would more than double under both progressive candidate’s proposals, according to the Tax Foundation.

The coronavirus along with geopolitical concerns have reduced rates.

An annual congressional report says the U.S. budget deficit is likely to burst through the symbolic $1 trillion barrier this year despite a healthy economy.

Consumer confidence rebounded in January amid more confidence in the labor market.

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The Center of Agriculture and Rural Development at Iowa State University estimates tariffs have cost Iowa’s $5.2 billion-dollar soybean industry nearly $891 million in revenue.

Some farmers say there is a disconnect with what’s happening in Washington and what they need in Iowa.

U.S. sales of newly built homes fell 0.4% in December, but 2019 was strongest year for sales since 2006

More Americans have said they think it is okay to cheat a bit on their taxes.

Voters give the economy its best ratings in nearly two decades in the latest Fox News Poll — and credit President Trump.

The Democrats want to get rid of President Trump someway, somehow and are, thus, attempting to dictate different paths in order to achieve that outcome.

Researchers tracked consumer demand and business growth.

Manufacturing continues to play an integral part in the overall economy.

Due to President Trump's economic policies, workers' wages are growing faster than their bosses, according to Labor Secretary Eugene Scalia.

“There are several things that can either increase that trajectory or decelerate it," Trumka said.

Nearly 1,000 people raised their credit scores from 594 to 722, on average.

Overall, wages have accelerated this year by an average of 3.6 percent, as unemployment has held steady at 3.5 percent.

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