GDP
In a stunning display of economic resilience, the United States economy has entered 2026 by shattering expectations and effectively silencing critics of a potential recession. Despite a historic 43-day federal government shutdown that delayed official reporting, a flurry of private sector data and the Atlanta Fed’s GDPNow forecast—currently
US Economy
The United States economy has defied the skeptics once again, reporting a robust 4.4% annualized growth rate for the third quarter of 2025. This significant beat, revealed in delayed data released this week, has sent a wave of optimism through Wall Street. By pairing high-octane growth with Personal Consumption
GDP
The U.S. economy has once again proven its resilience, as newly revised data shows the nation’s output expanded at a robust 4.4% annualized rate in the third quarter of 2025. This figure, released by the Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA), surpassed the initial 4.3% estimate and
US Labor Market
The United States labor market has once again blindsided Wall Street, proving its mettle despite a backdrop of cooling growth and the lingering shadows of a late-2025 government shutdown. In a report released by the Labor Department for the week ending January 10, 2026, initial jobless claims unexpectedly plummeted to
Consumer Spending
As the 2025 holiday season draws to a close, the American consumer appears to be ending the year in a state of "selective resilience." While nominal holiday spending officially crossed the historic $1 trillion milestone for the first time this December, a deeper dive into the data reveals
Economy
As of today, December 18, 2025, the U.S. economy appears to have achieved what many skeptics once deemed impossible: a "soft landing." The latest inflation data released this week has confirmed a cooling trend that brings the Federal Reserve’s long-term targets within reach without the once-feared
US Futures
New York, NY – October 24, 2025 – US stock futures are exhibiting a robust ascent, signaling a strong start to trading as investors eagerly anticipate a crucial inflation reading that could dictate the Federal Reserve's next move. This pre-market optimism is largely fueled by a confluence of factors, including
Fed Rate Cut
The financial world is abuzz with anticipation as a Federal Reserve interest rate cut appears firmly on the horizon. This imminent shift in monetary policy has ignited a fierce debate among economists and investors: Will the U.S. economy achieve a coveted "soft landing," where inflation subsides without
Global Economy
The global economy in 2025 is poised at a critical juncture, attempting to achieve a "soft landing" where inflation recedes without triggering a severe recession. However, this delicate balance is shadowed by a widespread growth slowdown, escalating trade tensions, and significant regional divergences, as outlined by the International
US Economy
The United States economy is currently navigating a period of profound uncertainty, with a complex array of economic indicators presenting a mixed picture for policymakers, businesses, and investors alike. A heated debate rages among economists: is the nation on track for a fabled "soft landing," where inflation moderates
U.S. Economy
The U.S. economy currently presents a complex and often contradictory picture, leaving economists and policymakers debating whether the nation is headed for a "soft landing" or a more severe recession. Recent economic indicators offer a mixed bag of signals, highlighting both underlying resilience and emerging vulnerabilities. This
Economy
Despite whispers of slowing economic growth, the United States economy is demonstrating remarkable resilience, leading many analysts to dismiss the immediate threat of a recession. A confluence of robust corporate earnings, historically low unemployment rates, the lingering effects of past tax cuts, and supportive fiscal policies are creating a sturdy