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Hicks: What's going on with the economy today?

A close observer of the economy might be tempted to ask, “What is going on?” The stock market continues to do well (subject to day-to-day presidential musings) and GDP growth is strong, while nearly ... Read More
Europe’s Economic Recovery Hopes Hang on Scarred Consumers

EXCLUSIVE: Europe’s economy appears to have survived a jump in U.S. tariffs, but households will have to put half a decade of trauma behind them if the region is to significantly recover. Read More
Europe Faces an Economic Reality Check on Its Climate Agenda

Europe is at a crossroads on climate. The road to net zero still stretches ahead, but the journey is getting tougher as countries warn their economies can’t absorb the rising costs of meeting ... Read More
Europe's economy caught in 100-mph trade winds

LONDON, Oct 23 (Reuters) - Europe's economy is walking a precarious tightrope between geopolitics and global economic power plays, which will either force it to diversify its trade and become more ... Read More
Hicks: What's going on with the economy today?

Tariffs are negatively affecting the U.S. economy, causing job losses in manufacturing and price increases. The stock market's growth is heavily concentrated in a few artificial intelligence-related ... Read More
Hicks: What's going on with the economy?

The stock market continues to do well (subject to day-to-day presidential musings) and GDP growth is strong, while nearly every other measure of economic activity has stagnated or is in deep decline. Read More
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