Economy

China’s restrictions have strained Western manufacturers, prompting GE Vernova and U.S. officials to bolster stockpiles and accelerate alternative sourcing.

Two-thirds of respondents said they will forgo material purchases in the new year in favor of saving for a vacation, a Marriott poll found.

The automobile industry is investing heavily in AI initiatives, yet many companies are struggling to meet their goals.

From tariff uncertainty to supply deficit, market watchers anticipate more golden times for silver.

Fresh weekly job gains have broken a month-long streak of declines, raising hopes for a rebound amid broader labor-market fragility.

The Trump administration’s tariff policies are before the Supreme Court.

A net 19 percent of owners said they plan to create jobs in the next three months, the highest reading of 2025.

‘The path to this decision has been one of the more intriguing ones of the year,’ market strategist Jay Woods said.

That would mark the highest level since January 2014. Some of the worry may stem from uncertainty over expiring health insurance subsidies.

Experts said Stellantis’s shift away from fully electric cars reflects current consumer sentiment.

So far, 2025 has seen the highest level of delistings since Realtor.com began tracking the statistic in 2022.

The president also said that Supreme Court’s striking down his use of emergency economic powers would undermine a core national-security tool.

An ‘economic cutoff’ imposed on the CCP would damage China’s economy five to seven times more than those of the U.S. and its allies, a Dartmouth professor said.

Cooling labor data, easing inflation, and firmer consumer sentiment boosted expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts next week.

More homes were sold at a loss in the third quarter, according to Redfin.

The company posted strong third-quarter sales and profit as it drew in both high- and low-income customers.

Despite consumers’ assessment of economic conditions, new survey data suggest they have become more confident about the economy.

Redfin expects wage growth to outpace home price growth for the first time since the Great Recession.

Automotive dealers reported weaker demand as walk-in and online traffic hit record lows. Cox expects confidence to recover in early 2026.

China’s restrictions have strained Western manufacturers, prompting GE Vernova and U.S. officials to bolster stockpiles and accelerate alternative sourcing.

Two-thirds of respondents said they will forgo material purchases in the new year in favor of saving for a vacation, a Marriott poll found.

The automobile industry is investing heavily in AI initiatives, yet many companies are struggling to meet their goals.

From tariff uncertainty to supply deficit, market watchers anticipate more golden times for silver.

Fresh weekly job gains have broken a month-long streak of declines, raising hopes for a rebound amid broader labor-market fragility.

The Trump administration’s tariff policies are before the Supreme Court.

A net 19 percent of owners said they plan to create jobs in the next three months, the highest reading of 2025.

‘The path to this decision has been one of the more intriguing ones of the year,’ market strategist Jay Woods said.

That would mark the highest level since January 2014. Some of the worry may stem from uncertainty over expiring health insurance subsidies.

Experts said Stellantis’s shift away from fully electric cars reflects current consumer sentiment.

So far, 2025 has seen the highest level of delistings since Realtor.com began tracking the statistic in 2022.

The president also said that Supreme Court’s striking down his use of emergency economic powers would undermine a core national-security tool.

An ‘economic cutoff’ imposed on the CCP would damage China’s economy five to seven times more than those of the U.S. and its allies, a Dartmouth professor said.

Cooling labor data, easing inflation, and firmer consumer sentiment boosted expectations for further Federal Reserve rate cuts next week.

More homes were sold at a loss in the third quarter, according to Redfin.

The company posted strong third-quarter sales and profit as it drew in both high- and low-income customers.

Despite consumers’ assessment of economic conditions, new survey data suggest they have become more confident about the economy.

Redfin expects wage growth to outpace home price growth for the first time since the Great Recession.

Automotive dealers reported weaker demand as walk-in and online traffic hit record lows. Cox expects confidence to recover in early 2026.