Millennials Plan to Spend $290 on Valentine’s Day Activities
Millennials expect to spend nearly $100 more on Valentine's Day than does the general population, according to NerdWallet.
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Unemployment Above 10% In Some California Cities
When the Bureau of Labor Statistics “Civilian labor force and unemployment by state and metropolitan area” for December comes out later this month, it will show that, while the national jobless rate has dropped…
Uber Drivers to Protest at Super Bowl
Uber drivers are sick of being kicked around, at least as they see it. While the company’s management gets rich on their shares (which the current valuation collapse of unicorns may have made useless),…
Despite Strong Dollar, Trade Deficits Not Changing Wildly From Year to Year
Friday's report showed that the trade deficit expanded in December as that strong U.S. dollar is hurting exports and allowing us to bring in cheaper goods from other countries.
Factory Orders Down 3% in December
A Commerce Department report out Thursday shows mixed results in factory activity, shipping and new orders in the United States.
ISM Shows Slowing Growth in Services Sector Too
Economists and investors alike are trying to determine whether the stock market correction and volatility is about a financial valuation or about serious economic woes.
Online Job Openings Not Growing as Much as Payrolls
The Conference Board has released its Help Wanted Online figures for January, showing that the online job postings rose by 13,500.
Jefferies Has 6 Top Reasons Why Oil Can Go Higher in 2016
The price of oil has declined for numerous reasons. Here are Jefferies six top reasons that oil should start to move higher in 2016.
Eurozone PMI Slows
According to research firm Markit, eurozone PMI growth slowed to a four-month low, another sign the economies in major nations face challenges.
ISM Shows Slowing Growth in Regional New York City Business Activity
The Institute for Supply Management's New York City focus showed that business conditions in 2016 were starting out with a downshift, expanding at the slowest pace in four months.
What to Look for in Friday’s Unemployment and Payrolls Report
If there is one economic report that hits the heart of America, it is the monthly Employment Situation Report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.
How Moody’s Sees Iran Coming Back Into the Global Economy
According to the ratings agency Moody's, Iran is fiscally and structurally well placed to come back into the global economic scene.
Mario Draghi and ECB to the Rescue, Again, Maybe
Monday may be getting a bit of fresh air from the discussions by the European Central Bank at the European Parliament plenary debate, which was over the ECB Annual Report for 2014.
New Construction Spending Ticks Higher in December
The U.S. Census Bureau reported Monday morning that construction spending in December increased slightly.
Personal Income Rising, Spending Flat
What seems to be happening is that consumers are becoming more and more frugal. Personal income rose in December but consumer spending was flat.