Economic Indicators

President Donald Trump is surveying an array of "Made in America" products at the White House as he prepares for trade talks with European officials this week.

The White House is preparing to take a major victory lap as the U.S. economy rebounds.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi has arrived in Rwanda, his first stop in a tour of Africa.

The head of an influential German industry organization is calling on the U.S. and the European Union to put an end to the escalating trade dispute between the two economic superpowers.

Existing home sales fell to a five-month low in June.

The latest on developments in financial markets (all times local): 9:35 a.m.

Facing the threat of U.S. oil sanctions on Iran, India continued to rely on Iraq as its top oil supplier in the April-June quarter, followed by Iran and Saudi Arabia.

US sales of existing homes fell 0.6 percent in June, 3rd straight monthly decline amid high prices, limited inventory.

Rising building materials costs as well as shortages of land and labor have left builders unable to bridge the inventory gap, pushing up house prices.

The event comes as trade tensions with other nations continues to grow.

It will be a busy week for second-quarter earnings.

Britain's top diplomat is warning that the country could crash out of the European Union next year without an agreement on future relations with Brussels, causing economic and political damage on both sides.

Asian markets were mixed on Monday as concerns over trade tensions moved to the forefront at the meeting this weekend of the Group of 20 industrial nations.

China has launched a trade investigation of steel from Europe and South Korea, potentially complicating efforts to recruit them as allies in its tariff dispute with U.S. President Donald Trump.

The European financial affairs commissioner says that differences of position on trade remain despite talks between G-20 officials meeting in Argentina's capital.

Mondelez Global says it's voluntarily recalling some of its Ritz Cracker products over potential risk of salmonella.

In addition, Scalise said the GOP is working to revamp the health care system in the U.S., including working on a bill to get rid of the medical device tax.

Members of the industry are concerned about heavy new tariffs applied by China to U.S. seafood this month, because that country is a major lobster buyer.

New England's lobster industry faces big new challenges in selling the seafood to Europe and China, but the trouble hasn't caused prices to budge much for American consumers.

Britain's new Brexit chief has suggested Britain might not pay its 39 billion pound ($51 billion) divorce bill if no trade agreement with the European Union is reached.