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American consumers have turned a little fickle about the future of the economy
Read More →There are more indications the American economy is poised for a turnaround. This morning the Conference Board reported its Index of Leading Economic Indicators increased 0.6% in January
Read More →Prices at the wholesale level increased very slightly in January, ending three straight months of declines
Read More →Retail sales fell slightly in January, but the drop was due to a falloff in one area
Read More →U.S. factory orders and shipments increased in December, adding hope the worst of the economic recession may be over
Read More →Manufacturing activity in the United States improved in January
Read More →Consumers have shaken off the economic shock of Sept. 11
Read More →Interest rates will remain where they are for the time being
Read More →Updated 2 p.m. EST – It wasn’t much of an increase, but the economy did expand in the final quarter of 2001. This morning the U.S. Commerce Department released figures indicating the Gross Domestic Product grew 0.2% during the last three months of the year
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Two good pieces of news about the American economy were released Tuesday: Consumer confidence and durable goods orders and shipments are on the increase
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