U.S. Economy

Shares of farm-related companies rose following reports of the financial assistance, which raised the prospect that farmers will have more to spend on tractors and other farm gear.

Unmitigated, EU tariffs could cost Harley up to $100 million in 2019.

The U.S. economy under President Trump has seen 4% growth, while Democrats and socialists are working with policies that wouldn’t appeal to voters.

The comments come ahead of a meeting with EU trade officials in Washington.

Lockheed’s announcement comes as the F-35 was featured at the White House as part of the Trump administration’s “Made in America” event.

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

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

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.

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.

The former Arkansas governor lambasted Democratic socialist Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez for making false statements on U.S.

President Trump raised concerns over the central bank’s plans to continue raising interest rates.

The second straight weekly decline in claims, however, likely reflects difficulties adjusting the data for seasonal fluctuations around this time of the year when motor vehicle manufacturers shut assembly lines for annual retooling.

Trump has argued trade barriers are needed to pressure manufacturers to build more goods in the U.S. and expand factory jobs.

The United States and China this month slapped tariffs on $34 billion of each other's imports.

The economy continues to grow, but limited trucking capacity is causing headaches for businesses.

Martin Feldstein, a Harvard professor and economist, said that he doesn’t know exactly when a recession could occur and warned the economy is in a fragile state.

The Fed chair is the latest high-profile official to sound off on the mortgage finance agencies.