To be sure, the dollar’s story is still unfolding. But the momentous events of this April may well signal a fundamental shift ...

Obviously not in terms of overall GDP or economists favorite measure ... let us tell you about our long run equilibrium model that says, someday this will be for the best. It’s only when you ...

Obviously not in terms of overall GDP or economists favorite measure ... let us tell you about our long run equilibrium model that says, someday this will be for the best. It’s only when you ...

Anyone who spends too much time thinking about international money goes mad.” Fortunately, amid the Trump-induced chaos in ...

In its May update of the Global Macro Outlook, the rating agency noted that despite a pause and reduction in some tariffs, policy uncertainty and trade tensions, especially between the US and ...

But GDP is simply a a measurement of how much the economy is growing. That’s it. Now it’s a formula developed back in the 40s. So it’s not a great measurement, but it’s the best one we’ve got. And so ...

Imports subtracted a startling 5.03% from GDP. This shows how tariffs distorted the data and make it hard to judge if the first quarter is a trend or an outlier. The same goes for the 21.9% spike ...

The central bank also cut its GDP growth forecast for fiscal 2026 to 0.7 percent, down from 1.0 percent in the January report. The GDP growth forecast for fiscal 2027, included in the April report ...

“Real GDP slipped in the first quarter, and while a decline during an expansion is unusual, it’s not unheard of and the economy isn’t in a recession, wrote Ryan Sweet, chief U.S. economist ...