Economists expect the U.S. trade deficit for goods and services to widen to $61.1 billion in February, per Bloomberg’s consensus estimates. The U.S. International Trade […]
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5 things to watch for in March’s ISM
Manufacturing likely continued to expand for the third month in a row in March, despite emerging headwinds from the Iran war. Bloomberg estimates for the […]
Past the Border of Trust: Canada’s Break With America Entrenches in Year Two
David Truijen has been crossing into the United States for more than 35 years. But in late February, he witnessed something he had never seen […]
March jobs report expected to show “low hire, low fire” stasis
After last month’s surprising job losses, the U.S. labor market is largely expected to rebound in March, continuing to support the “low hire, low fire” […]
Inflation Was Already Rising. Then Iran Happened.
January showed inflation still climbing. Now, economists say the damage done by the conflict in Iran may be hard to overstate. By Yulia Almazova Inflation […]
U.S. Trade Deficit Narrows As Businesses Sit in Refund Limbo
The U.S. trade deficit in goods and services shrank in January as a result of the Trump Administration tariffs but the future remains uncertain now […]
ISM: Sector maintains growth, prices jump and manufacturers brace for Iran war ramifications
Manufacturing expanded for the second month in a row, buoyed by new orders and backlogs.
American Income Rose In December. Americans Are Not Feeling It.
A new PCE report shows the U.S. economy leaving the average household worse off despite its overall resilience thanks to affluent earners. By Yulia Almazova […]
Trump Is Losing His War on the Trade Deficit—at Least for Now
The U.S. trade deficit in goods reached a new record last year.
What Powered the Scroll Might Not Survive the Tariffs
Priscilla Marie Lopez never set out to sell online. She built her TikTok following by posting cooking videos of recipes and cooking on a budget […]