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Prices at the wholesale level dipped in July, fueling speculation the Federal Reserve could cut interest rates again to help prop up the slow-moving economy
Read More →Two of the latest economic reports show a slowdown of manufacturing activity, but growth in the economy should be sustainable for the year
Read More →The American economy lost steam in the second quarter of the year, and there’s new evidence last year’s recession was worse than first thought
Read More →Amid growing concerns about the stock market and corporate scandals, consumer confidence took a dive in July to its lowest level in five months
Read More →A rebound of the American economy may not be as strong as originally hoped, with news that shipments and orders for durable goods fell in June
Read More →The industrial sector appears to be rebounding, with new figures showing production increased 0.8% during June
Read More →Prices at the wholesale level moved up slightly in June, the first hike in three months
Read More →Manufacturing posted its fifth consecutive monthly increase during June while construction spending fell during May
Read More →The U.S. economy grew at a rapid pace in the first quarter of the year, with the gross domestic product registering a 6.1% annual increase
Read More →The Federal Reserve Open Market Committee has voted to leave interest rates unchanged for the time being
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