Big rebound in GDP masks hidden weakness in the US economy

The US economy expanded sharply in the second quarter as businesses dialed back on imports after stocking up earlier in the year to get ahead of President Donald Trump’s tariffs. But a look under the ... Read More

U.S. Economy Rebounded In Second Quarter As GDP Rises 3%

The latest GDP report follows a decline of 0.5% in the first quarter, the weakest period of economic growth for the U.S. since Q1 in 2022 that was “primarily reflected” by an increase in imports as ... Read More

New GDP data leads Trump to change his mind about blaming Biden for the economy

Remember when Trump said Biden should get the blame if the economy struggled in the second quarter? As luck would have it, he's reversed course. Read More

Forget GDP — the U.S. economy isn’t doing great. But the worst might be over.

Did the U.S. economy really roar back to life in the spring after shrinking in the first quarter? Not at all. Here’s the scoop on what’s really happening in the economy. Read More

GDP is ready to pop, but not because the U.S. economy is popping

GDP might show a big pop on Wednesday, but not because the U.S. economy has gotten much better. It hasn’t. Here’s how to scope out the second-quarter report on gross domestic product, the official ... Read More

Mark Halperin Describes Why U.S. Has ‘As Confused An Economy As We Have Ever Seen’

Political analyst Mark Halperin described on Fox News Wednesday why the nation is experiencing “as confused an economy as we’ve ever seen.” The gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 3%, surpassing ... Read More

GDP data shows U.S. economy shrank more than previously ... - CBS News

New GDP data shows the U.S. economy shrank at an 0.5% annual pace from January through March, the first quarterly drop in three years. Read More

‘Special kind of stupid’: Trump slammed for ‘terrible’ news ...

“No inflation, great economy - We should be at least two to three points lower. Would save the USA 800 Billion Dollars Per Year, plus. What a difference this would make,” he continued. Read More