Consumer prices in the U.K. edged up in June though they were the second-lowest in nearly four years and the first growth since January.
The cost of consumer goods and services rose in June for the first time in four months largely because of higher gasoline prices, but inflation more broadly remained low and is likely to stay that way during the pandemic. ...
Optimism among small-business owners rose in June for the second straight month, an NFIB survey shows, but a fresh spike in coronavirus cases and tighter restrictions in states such as California and Texas could snuff out ...
The number of unemployed Americans collecting jobless benefits through a temporary federal-relief program has exploded in the past month to more than 14 million, suggesting the U.S. labor market is facing a fresh set of pr...
The wholesale cost of U.S. goods and services fell in June, reflecting depressed demand in retail and other major parts of the economy caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
The number of initial jobless claims fell by almost 100,000 to 1.31 million in early July, but the pace of layoffs is still quite high more than three months after the coronavirus pandemic began and appears to be bogging d...
Consumer borrowing fell at a slower 5.3% annual pace in May after a much larger decline in April, as the economy began to recovery from the deepest downturn in American history
A record 6.5 million people either found jobs or were rehired in May, a government report shows, as the economy emerged from a prolonged shutdown due to the coronavirus that drove the U.S. into a deep recession.
Restaurants, dentists and other service-style companies that dominate the U.S. economy saw a surge in growth in June as businesses were allowed to reopen, pointing to a gradual recovery after extended coronavirus lockdowns...
The U.S. added 4.8 million jobs in June and the unemployment rate fell for the second straight month to 11.1%, but the economy’s recuperation from the coronavirus might already be suffering a setback from a renewed surge i...
Initial jobless claims fell 55,000 to 1.43 million in the week ended June 27, the U.S. Labor Department said Thursday.
The June jobs report on Thursday shows the U.S. economy added 4.8 million jobs last month, with the unemployment rate falling to 11.1% from 13.3%. Here are some initial reactions from analysts and economists.
American manufacturers fired up their production lines in June and expanded for the first time since the start of the coronavirus pandemic almost four months ago, an ISM survey showed, but growth hasn’t returned to precris...
Private-sector employers added 2.37 million jobs in June, Automatic Data Processing Inc. reported Wednesday.
Consumer confidence rose in June to a three-month high as a reopening economy buoyed the spirits of Americans, but a recent spike in coronavirus cases could dampen any optimism unless it’s brought under control soon.
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Contract signings rose by the largest percentage ever between April and May.
Americans turned slightly more cautious in late June about how quickly the economy will recover from the coronavirus as confidence in Washington’s policies fell to the lowest level during the Trump presidency
Consumer spending leaped a record 8.2% in May to mark the first increase since the coronavirus pandemic drubbed the economy, but fading government stimulus payments, still-high unemployment and a fresh viral outbreak are l...
Orders for durable goods such as new cars and trucks surged in May after historic declines in the early spring when the U.S. was locked down, but manufacturers are likely to struggle to make a more rapid recovery amid a fr...
New applications for traditional jobless benefits fell slightly last week to 1.48 million, but they remain stubbornly high three months after the start of the coronavirus pandemic and signal that a fledging economic recove...
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits each week is still shockingly high if the government’s math adds up, but some economists are starting to wonder.
‘It’s likely housing will feel the broader economy’s downturn eventually,’ one economist says.
The flash U.S. services and manufacturing PMIs hit 4-month highs in June, showing the economic downturn is slowing as businesses reopen, IHS Markit said Tuesday.
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