Economy

Offerings include interest-rate buy down programs, forward commitments, and 40-year mortgages.

Consumers expressed worries that tariffs could raise prices and negatively affect the economy.

Goods inflation falls while prices for services tick up slightly in March.

The company’s same-store transactions in North America fell 4 percent in the second fiscal quarter, as pricing and competition remain challenges.

MPs warned there was a risk of a ’two-tier society' forming if cash acceptance is not monitored, adding that it may have to be mandated.

The construction sector added jobs while education and health services shed positions, as overall hiring cooled from March.

The gross domestic product declined by 0.3 percent in the first quarter of 2025.

Jim Farley, the chief executive, did not say whether the company will increase prices after the employee pricing offer ends..

The president discussed the economy and the impact of his recent tariffs on America’s trading partners.

Economists expected the economy to rebound in the second quarter.

Official data shows that new export orders dropped to the lowest level—excluding the COVID-19 disruptions—in 13 years.

Administration officials said negotiations are underway and could yield positive results to reduce trade barriers and tariffs.

The British oil giant has renewed focus on upstream operations to explore and drill for oil and gas worldwide.

The U.S. labor market remains solid while many employers take a wait-and-see approach to see how tariffs play out.

Secretary Bessent pointed out that retail trading has been light since the tariffs were announced and that the volatility was primarily institutional in nature.

The company is confident it can achieve its 2025 guidance and longer-term objectives through its ‘all-weather’ strategy.

The company sees strong demand for U.S.-made solar products.

Despite the poor performance, official data reported a 5.9 percent year-over-year growth for March, causing eyebrows to raise among many Chinese netizens.

The former senator has ‘heavy work cut out’ for him, says the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations chairman.

Automakers welcome the president’s flexibility on auto tariffs.