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Cracks starting to appear in U.S. economy, especially in home market ...

Wells Fargo warns that a turbulent market storm still sits out on the horizon and said that ... Cracks starting to appear in U.S. economy, especially in residential home ... "starting to appear". Read More
The 'cracks in the foundation' of the job market are starting to ... - MSN

The U.S. added 139,000 jobs in May, beating expectations and down slightly from 147,000 in April, according to new data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics.The unemployment rate held steady at 4.2 ... Read More
U.S. economy and jobs market are showing cracks. Fed rate cuts are not ...

Gross domestic product, the official scorecard of the U.S. economy, slowed to 1.4% in the first quarter, from 3%-plus in the second half of 2023. And second-quarter GDP is on track to be similarly ... Read More
Cracks are forming in America’s economy. Trump is a big reason why

America’s nearly five-year economic boom is starting to show its age. Cracks are forming in the economy’s foundation: Layoffs are mounting, hiring is slowing, consumer confidence is eroding ... Read More
U.S. economy's shift from exceptionalism to uncertainty - The Hill

The U.S. economy and equity markets may be underperforming this year due to a surge in policy uncertainty, a decline in consumer sentiments, a delay in business investment, and a gradual weakening ... Read More
The ‘cracks in the foundation’ of the job market are starting to ...

The latest economic reports show a surprisingly stable U.S. job market, but there are "cracks in the foundation" that could spell trouble for workers in the coming months, according to Andrew ... Read More
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