Tariffs can only go so far. There is only so high one can lift them before they begin to stifle economic activity, making goods so expensive to import that domestic consumers face harm.

Stronger-than-expected inflation and labor market data into the end of 2024 led to the US Federal Reserve's decision to pause ...

The U.S. has very high corporate profits, very high asset prices, very high fiscal deficits, very high trade deficits, and ...

The year-over-year rate of growth in real GDP slowed from 2.7% to 2.5%. While nominal GDP stayed consistent at 5% growth. The ...

We estimate that the 10% tariff the U.S. recently implemented on Chinese imports could create a 0.3-percentage point drag on ...

The gap between US federal spending and tax revenue is currently bigger, as a share of gross domestic product ... confirmation hearing last week. The historical data would seem to back him ...

Based on what history tells us, the clear answer is no, in two respects.

China faces a “toxic combination” of deflation and devaluation which Japan did not experience. It may be a sign of greater ...

Fourth quarter increases in consumer and government spending were partially offset by decrease in investment and imports.

The gross domestic product is consistently on the rise ... Though metrics such as GDP and job growth show a healthy economy, these seven charts offer insight into why Americans are still feeling ...

The artificial intelligence (AI) revolution is on a collision course with history.