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[ad_1] The June jobs report on Friday showed the U.S. economy gained 209,000 jobs last month, with the unemployment rate dipping to 3.6% from 3.7%. Economists...
[ad_1] One worrying sign emerged from June’s job markets report — there was a big pickup in the ranks of those working part-time involuntarily. According to...
[ad_1] Few Wall Street strategists were looking for a robust rally to kick off 2023 after 2022 went into the books as an exceptionally brutal year....
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[ad_1] By Ed Frankl Germany’s trade surplus fell unexpectedly on month in May, as exports declined marginally and imports rose, a sign that domestic demand could...
[ad_1] The construction industry posted a slight gain in May as companies and the government increased spending on projects across the U.S. Spending on construction projects...
[ad_1] The S&P 500 index just wrapped up its strongest first half of a year since 2019, as a U.S. recession feared near by many investors...
[ad_1] There’s a lot riding for stock and bond investors in the second half of the year, with the biggest question centered around whether the idea...
[ad_1] U.S. stocks finished higher Friday, with the Nasdaq Composite closing out June with its strongest first half of a year since 1983, as investors hoped...
[ad_1] By Ed Frankl The eurozone’s unemployment rate held steady at a record low in May, a reflection of a persistently tight labor market and a...
[ad_1] By Ed Frankl The U.K. economy grew marginally in the first quarter of 2023, matching previous estimates, as a cost-of-living crisis impacted by high inflation...
[ad_1] Financial disruptions in 2008 contributed to the deep economic downturn that came to be known as the Great Recession. Could recent bank failures similarly lead...
[ad_1] By Ed Frankl Consumer confidence in Germany worsened for the first time in nine months in July, reflecting a more uncertain climate for household spending,...
[ad_1] By Ed Frankl Business sentiment in Germany worsened in June for the second month in a row, with weakness in the manufacturing sector leading to...
[ad_1] This version corrects the manufacturing PMI data which fell to a six-month low of 46.3 in June from 48.4 in the prior month. The numbers:...
[ad_1] The numbers: Construction on new American homes jumped 21.7% in May, as homebuilders ramp up building single-family homes to meet strong demand from buyers. Housing...
[ad_1] U.S. stock index futures slipped lower Tuesday after a three-day break, with Chinese equities wilting on disappointment over the monetary stimulus efforts in the world’s...
[ad_1] Is America going into a recession or not? That depends on who you ask—and how old they are. Consumer households from their 20s to their...
[ad_1] The U.K. economy grew in April, boosted by the services sector, though resilient high inflation and Bank of England interest-rate rises could put a lid...