Q2 GDP Revised Even Higher Than Expected
Thursday's economic numbers brought a revision to the second quarter gross domestic product (GDP). While the number was expected to increase, it rose even more than anticipated.
Thursday's economic numbers brought a revision to the second quarter gross domestic product (GDP). While the number was expected to increase, it rose even more than anticipated.
Market skeptics are likely to keep maintaining that the annualized GDP recovery from the recession has been the weakest post-recession recovery since before World War II.
Fitch Ratings has issued one of those reports that may actually move some of the most negative views from investors either more positive or at least toward being less negative.
The U.S. Department of Commerce has reported that durable goods orders were rather durable in July.
With every stock market pullback, or a mini-crash, investors just about always have to consider what it means for interest rates.
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond released its reading on manufacturing, showing a sharp drop in August.
The Conference Board has released a consumer confidence reading so strong you might wonder about its validity.
If investors want any good economic news, they are getting at least a bit of it from the Markit Flash U.S. Services PMI reading for August.
China has decided to respond to the major market concerns out of Shanghai. The move has bolstered exchange levels, although some of the moves may feel a bit muted compared to more recent actions.
Among the stocks taking the biggest nose dive in Monday morning’s equity market plunge were some recent high flyers, some of which have been showing signs of correction in recent days.
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There are many indicators that the investment community, business owners and consumers might use to judge the future of interest rates, such as the 30-day fed funds futures.
The Conference Board has released its reading on leading economic indicators for the month of July, though "leading" may be a bit of a misnomer here.
The Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank has released its regional Business Outlook Survey for the month of August, and it is looking far better than the recent manufacturing report from New York.