Mexico Overtakes Canada as No. 1 Destination For U.S. Exports
Commerce Department figures indicated the U.S. shipped $337.9 billion in goods to Mexico in 2025, overtaking Canada, where U.S. exports […]
Finance
Fed’s Miran Now Sees a Less Accommodative Rate Path
Federal Reserve governor Stephen Miran dialed back his calls for how deeply the Fed should cut rates this year, telling
A Yale Professor’s Investment Formula Says You Need More Stocks. See How It Works.
A new way to allocate assets in your portfolio takes another look at factors like age, income and risk tolerance—whether
A low supply of cattle is helping to keep beef prices elevated
U.S. cattle herds are at the lowest level in 75 years, putting a premium on the protein. Source link
U.S. Leading Indicators Forecast Slow Start to 2026
The Leading Economic Index, or LEI, published by research group The Conference Board, fell by 0.2% in December to 97.6,
The U.S. trade deficit jumped in December, the latest leg of a turbulent year for America’s trading relationships under the steep tariffs imposed by the Trump administration
The trade deficit has followed a rocky course over the past 12 months, buffeted by Trump’s aggressive renegotiations with trading
U.S. Pending-Home Sales Slipped Again in January
The number of homes going under contract in the U.S. fell again in January, according to a monthly index. Source
Philadelphia Area Manufacturing Activity Rises Again
Manufacturing activity in the Philadelphia region climbed again in February, with future expectations for growth jumping, a monthly survey said.
U.S. Jobless Claims Fell Last Week
The number of people who filed for unemployment benefits fell to 206,000 in the week through Feb. 14, down from
Debt held by the public will balloon to more than $56 trillion by 2036 as annual deficits continue to mount, according to the latest projections from the Congressional Budget Office
America’s debt will be more than 100% of U.S. gross domestic product by later this year, the Congressional Budget Office