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It would be silly to predict that a trade war with China would have no impact on the broad economy and the markets at all. It just might not be the end of the world.
President Trump's current stance of tariffs and trade could badly cripple the two largest economies in the world and throw a relatively strong and stable global economy into recession.
There are some caveats to this GDP report that have helped to boost the numbers, but the report also creates some serious confusion for bulls and bears alike.
Many experts believed a trade war with the United States would dampen China’s economic growth. They were wrong. It grew by 6.4% in the first quarter, a sign that the Chinese economic miracle has...
Is China's rapid economic slowdown already back to recovering? A new report showed that its manufacturing activity unexpectedly expanded in March to the fastest growth in eight months.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has released an updated view on fourth-quarter gross domestic product (GDP). As expected, the biggest measurement of economic growth was revised down to 2.2% from the...
  If you read our recent preview for the FOMC meeting, you wouldn’t be too shocked that the Federal Reserve’s Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) didn’t raise interest rates on Wednesday....
China's trade data came out today. It showed exports fell sharply in February, a stunning drop took economists by surprise.
As it reaches its 10-year birthday this week, the bull market may not be over. As a matter of fact, 2019 could be a strong year.
The U.S. Department of Commerce reported that the economy grew more than expected in the fourth quarter of 2018.
A new survey of economists reveals that three-quarters expect a U.S. recession by 2021. They don't blame the Federal Reserve, however. Most see dire effects caused by huge and rising federal deficits.
The Business Roundtable has released a new report that shows the value of increased infrastructure spending on the U.S. economy and for U.S. households.
The Chicago Fed National Activity Index rose slightly in December. It is a national economic reading rather than just a regional one.
Currently, the top economy in the world is that of the United States, but it could be overtaken in the next decade according to new forecasts.
Germany's Federal Statistics Office reported that industrial production in November marked the third consecutive month with declines.