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Opinion: How can an economy this good feel this bad?

On paper, these are good times for the US economy ... they tend to have less confidence in the economy. Finally, there are some legitimately bad numbers - as any economist can tell you, there is ... Read More
The US economy is weakening. These 5 numbers tell the story.
From falling job numbers to rising unemployment, the signs of a slowdown are mounting, even as the stock market keeps going up. Read More
'US economy on brink of recession': Bad news for US's Donald Trump as Moody’s Chief Economist says US tariffs hurting...

New Delhi: The state-level data in the US shows that the country is "on the edge of recession", said Mark Zandi, chief economist at credit rating agency Moody's. According to Zandi, who was among the ... Read More
Trump's attempt to fire Lisa Cook makes stagflation in the US more likely, strategist says

The worst-case scenario for the US economy may have just inched a bit closer. Komal Sri-Kumar — the president of Sri-Kumar Global Strategies — is blaming President Donald Trump's latest escalation of ... Read More
How Can An Economy This Good Feel This Bad?

On paper, these are good times for the U.S. economy. The latest GDP numbers show growth was at 3.3% in the second quarter. Business investment is up. The unemployment rate remains low, and the ... Read More
Column: How can an economy this good feel this bad?

On paper, these are good times for the U.S. economy. The latest GDP numbers show growth was at 3.3 percent in the second quarter. Business investment is up. The unemployment ... Read More
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