Job Market Continues Impressive Run
After eight years of job growth and 2 million jobs added, economists keep expecting the labor market to slow, but it keeps surprising.
After eight years of job growth and 2 million jobs added, economists keep expecting the labor market to slow, but it keeps surprising.
Read the latest economic insights from CFC expert John Suter.
After the recent 25-basis-point cut, the Fed Funds rate sits at 1.75%. With one more meeting left this year, will the Fed get it right?
Historically, real GDP growth below 2 percent has indicated a recession is coming. Today, economists see “reduced stall speed.”
Right now in Europe, a majority of bonds being floated have negative yields. With global economic concerns rising, what might happen?
With escalating trade tensions and sluggish global economic growth hammering financial markets, investors are turning to Treasury bonds.
The economic tea leaves are pointing to a global slowdown ahead, fueled in great part by ongoing trade tensions.
Thanks to economic slowing in China, global equities lost $4 trillion in May, while U.S. Treasuries dived to their lowest level since 2017.
Economic unease about what happens beyond American shores can be tied to the importance of overseas sales for certain S&P 500 sectors.
Economists continue to believe that a recession may be in the cards soon.