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The Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank's model now projects real GDP growth in the second quarter that looks better than prior forecasts but is still shy of the first quarter,
May's reading on retail sales did manage to post a 0.5% seasonally adjusted gain. That's the good news.
War-torn, impoverished and politically unstable, the least peaceful nation in the world can be found in Central Asia, according to a well-respected global study of how people feel about their own...
In its latest survey of global CFOs, Duke University's Fuqua School of Business found that most expect the global economy to be in recession next year.
When investors and economists see that the Consumer Price Index barely rose in May, they probably want to shrug, even if prices for the shelter and food indexes increased.
Sometimes it seems as if almost every regional statistic these days can be color-coded red or blue, with sharp divides according to the states’ voting patterns. But that’s not the case with...
An MBA is one of the most expensive degrees a person can pursue after graduating from college. Is the cost worth it? It depends on whom you ask.
The gross domestic product of the United Kingdom fell in April, another sign the world's economies have become sluggish. The drop also probably was driven by trouble created by Brexit.
Christine Lagarde, Managing Director of the International Monetary Fund (IMF), said what almost every economist already knows. At the Group of 20 meeting of Finance Ministers and Central Bank...
The IMF on Thursday released its preliminary summary of the agency's review of the U.S. economy. The review is mixed at best.
The net wealth of households rose by almost 5% during the first quarter of 2019. This means that all that stock market selling and volatility at the end of 2018 that ate into household wealth was...
Trade tensions and oil: these are the reasons rating agency Fitch downgraded Mexico's sovereign debt to BBB. It was an insult of sorts to a country.