China—the world’s biggest purchaser of soybeans—is now buying the crop from South America while negotiations over tariffs with the United States continue.
Trump announced that he will introduce new tariffs targeting countries that export furniture to the United States, as well as specific furniture products.
The Conference Board’s expectations gauge was stuck below a recession-signaling threshold, while write-in survey responses cited prices and jobs as top worries.
The month-over-month figure represents a significant reversal from July’s 0.4 percent decline and exceeds the consensus estimate of a 0.3 percent increase.
China—the world’s biggest purchaser of soybeans—is now buying the crop from South America while negotiations over tariffs with the United States continue.
Trump announced that he will introduce new tariffs targeting countries that export furniture to the United States, as well as specific furniture products.
The Conference Board’s expectations gauge was stuck below a recession-signaling threshold, while write-in survey responses cited prices and jobs as top worries.
The month-over-month figure represents a significant reversal from July’s 0.4 percent decline and exceeds the consensus estimate of a 0.3 percent increase.