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U.S. budget deficit edged lower in 2025 as tariffs, debt payments both saw new records

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Tariff costs to companies this year to hit $1.2 trillion, with consumers taking most of the hit, S&P says

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Swiss government slashes growth outlook as Trump tariffs put 'heavy burden' on economy

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CEOs of Wells Fargo and Pfizer caution the U.S. could lose its edge to China without innovation

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Tariffs are pushing prices higher and consumers are feeling the hit, Fed's Beige Book shows

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There's a shocking disparity between how high-income and low-income earners feel about the economy

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Fed's Powell suggests tightening program could end soon, opens door to rate cuts

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Bessent tells the FT that struggling China wants 'to pull everybody else down with them'

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CPI inflation report will be released by Labor Department, while other data is delayed by shutdown

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WTO hikes global trade forecast for 2025 — but next year doesn't look so good

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The shutdown meant no jobs report. Carlyle's analysis shows it would have been pretty bad

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Missing this pay date may be too much for Trump and Congress to prolong shutdown

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Mongolia to join data center frenzy with Chinggis Khaan sovereign wealth fund

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The shutdown meant no jobs report. Here's what it would have said about the economy

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For first-time job hunters, a college degree isn't unlocking the opportunities it once did, data shows

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Report shows hiring at lowest since 2009 as economists turn to alternative data during shutdown blackout

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Treasury Secretary Bessent says U.S. GDP could take a hit from the government shutdown

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The government shutdown is likely to cement additional Fed interest rate cuts

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Private payrolls declined in September by 32,000 in key ADP report coming amid shutdown data blackout

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Consumer confidence is lower than expected as Wall Street braces for shutdown data blackout

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Boston Fed President Collins sees caution on future interest rate cuts

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Government shutdowns usually have little economic impact. This time could be different

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A possible risk to markets from a shutdown getting chatter on trading floors

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Labor Dept. won't release Friday's key jobs report, other data if government shuts down

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The UK's finance minister keeps public guessing over tax hikes

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The resilient stock market may be keeping the economy out of a recession. Why that's a bad thing

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Core inflation rate held at 2.9% in August, as expected, Fed’s gauge shows

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Jobless claims tumble to 218,000, well below estimate despite fears of labor market weakness

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U.S. expands tariff dragnet to masks, syringes and robotics in sweeping import probe

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U.S. Latino immigrants generate $1.6 trillion in GDP, report says

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Fed Chief Powell says stock prices appear 'fairly highly valued'

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U.S. and global growth forecast lifted by OECD as economies surprise to the upside

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The Fed cut its interest rate, but long-term rates — including those on mortgages — went higher

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Steve Bannon floats idea of Bessent running both Treasury and the Fed

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Germany was billed as Europe's growth driver. Now economists are saying: Not so fast

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Hassett says Fed made 'prudent call,' signaling White House OK with quarter-point cut

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Sales of heavy trucks are falling like the U.S. is headed for a recession

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Sticky UK inflation unlikely to move the needle for Bank of England

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