Economic Indicators

The summit meeting was able to stave off a tariffs war on industrial goods like cars but Juncker made a commitment to buy more U.S. soybeans.

Economists detail the statistics that inspired the proposal.

President Trump agreed to back a temporary deal that would fund the government for three weeks while Congress negotiates border security.

A survey of 106 NABE members revealed that 84 percent of respondents said their companies had not changed their capex plans due to tax reform.

Self-inflicting wounds are in the rear view mirror.

The cost of the 35-day shutdown was close to $6 billion.

Higher taxes on the rich stifle innovation and future prosperity.

The first week of medical cannabis sales in Ohio have been marked by short supplies, limited selections and some disappointed patients.

In 2017, the Fed began to shrink its $4.5 trillion holdings of bonds and other assets.

The U.S. economy would be 6 percent bigger, $1.6 trillion larger and $5,000 per capita bigger with more women employees, according to S&P Global analysis.

It's not just stamps that have just gotten more expensive.

Many voters support taxing the wealthy.

As Wall Street worries about slowing global growth, here’s a glimpse at what some of the world’s top business leaders have said about a recession.

The number of Americans filing applications for jobless benefits plummeted last week to 199,000.

The holiday season was a brutal for certain U.S. retailers.

Investors perceive oil supply to be fairly tightly balanced against demand.

An ongoing partial shutdown of the federal government so far appears to be having a limited impact on the claims data.

ECB said it still expected to keep interest rates at record lows 'through' the summer.

ECB President Mario Draghi has already acknowledged that the slowdown could be longer than expected, setting up the ECB for a dovish meeting.

This rule has caused immense confusion among employers.