Finance chief discusses economic ties, cooperation in future industries with Japanese envoy

Finance Minister Koo Yun-cheol met with Japanese Ambassador to South Korea Koichi Mizushima on Tuesday to discuss ways to strengthen bilateral economic cooperation and proposed expanding collaboration ... Read More

US Economy Is Gradually Grinding to a Halt, Says JPMorgan’s Chief Global Strategist – Here’s One Catalyst He Believes Could Help Stave Off a Recession

A top-level executive at banking titan JPMorgan Chase is warning that the US economy is slowing down, but says one catalyst could turn it around. Read More

IMF sees strains in US economy

The International Monetary Fund (IMF) on Thursday said the U.S. economy was showing signs of strain after a series of dismal job reports and uncertainty on tariff revenue. “What we’ve ... Read More

The US economy has come down with a case of early-onset stagflation

Two key reports released Thursday showed the US economy may be in a state of early-onset stagflation — a toxic one-two punch of slow economic growth and rising prices. 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

South Korea’s president says Georgia ICE raid could have ‘considerable impact’ on direct US investment from his country

The ICE raid on more than 300 South Korean workers in Georgia could impact future South Korean investment in the US. Read More

IMF says US economy showing strains; tariffs pose some risks to inflation

The U.S. economy is showing some strains after years of resilience, with domestic demand moderating and job growth slowing, the International Monetary Fund said on Thursday. Read More

Charting the Global Economy: US Retail Sales Point to Resilience

US retail sales posted solid advances in consecutive months for the first time this year, tempering concerns of a retrenchment in spending as consumers remain unsettled by the potential for ... Read More

US economic data shows growth is moderating. That's the good news.

Everything in moderation, even bad news. Economic data this week — from inflation figures and jobs numbers to retail sales — resisted attempts to construct a clean narrative of where things are headed ... Read More

Breaking Down the Debt Paradox: How the US Economy Runs on Borrowed Money

In 1971, President Nixon made a financial decision that would forever change the global economy: he ended the gold standard, a move that has been described as a financial bomb more powerful than any ... Read More