#US Economy
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Despite 4.3% unemployment, rising wages, and soaring productivity, US consumer sentiment has plunged 26% under Trump. What's behind the disconnect?
US companies face a stark reality as wealthy consumers splurge on luxury goods while budget-conscious shoppers cut back on essentials, forcing businesses to choose sides in an increasingly polarized economy.
House Republicans crack on tariff votes as analysis shows Trump's trade taxes cost American families an extra $1,300 annually, up from $1,000 last year
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[email protected]Congressional Budget Office warns Trump's policies will add $1.4 trillion to US deficit over next decade, driven by tax cuts and defense spending increases.
January jobs surged 130k vs 70k expected, but Bitcoin fell 2%. Why strong employment data is now crypto's enemy in the current market environment.
Fast food's sales slump reveals the hidden truth about American consumer spending. The real inflation shock is just beginning to bite.
San Francisco Fed President Mary Daly describes the US economic outlook as 'precarious,' signaling deeper concerns about monetary policy effectiveness and market stability.
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[email protected]Fed Vice Chair Jefferson sees encouraging signs in employment and inflation data, but maintains careful approach to monetary policy. What this means for markets and the broader economy.
Donald Trump's hardline policies are reducing international visitors to the US, creating unexpected economic consequences for the tourism sector worth hundreds of billions.
US farm income is projected to fall in 2026 even as government payments reach record levels. Rising costs and falling commodity prices create a challenging outlook for American agriculture.
US services PMI dropped to 50.1 in January as new orders contracted, signaling potential economic slowdown in the sector that employs 80% of American workers.
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[email protected]US manufacturing rebounds strongly in January driven by robust order growth, signaling potential economic recovery. What does this mean for global supply chains and investors?