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Consumers don’t feel too good about the American economy, despite predictions by some economists that things will soon turn around
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The U.S. economy roared back in the first quarter of the year. Friday morning the U.S. Commerce Department reported the Gross Domestic Product increased at a 5.8% annual rate in the first three months of the year
Read More →Two key economic reports issued yesterday both signaled that the U.S. economy is on the way back. The National Association of Purchasing Managers reported a rise in manufacturing in March, and the Census Bureau reported a strong rise in construction spending in February
Read More →Orders for durable goods in the United States took a nosedive in November and the latest numbers on initial jobless claims climbed slightly, but consumers are feeling better about the economy
Read More →American consumers have turned a little fickle about the future of the economy
Read More →The latest word on the economy is that it’s shrinking faster than originally thought
Read More →Stifel, Nicolaus & Company, an equity research firm, predicted a good future for the freight transportation industry, despite the bad economy, in its Transportation and Logistics Outlook for 2011 and Beyond
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 →A robust economy, trade expansion, accelerating manufacturing activity, strong consumer spending, and high levels of construction activity have kept trailer demand at relatively high levels, according to Economic Planning Associates.
Read More →The American economy is doing better, but there are still some concerns. That was the conclusion of the Federal Reserve on Wednesda
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