[ad_1] WASHINGTON—The U.S. trade deficit widened in May, as American consumers and businesses stepped up purchases of imported products and materials amid a continued economic… Read More »U.S. Trade Deficit Widened in May as Economic Rebound Fueled Demand for Imports
[ad_1] The U.S. economy is projected to have created more than 700,000 jobs last month, though some companies continue to struggle to find workers to… Read More »U.S. Job Growth Likely Accelerated in June, Economists Say
[ad_1] The U.S. economy is projected to have created more than 700,000 jobs last month, though some companies continue to struggle to find workers to… Read More »U.S. Job Growth Likely Accelerated in June, Economists Say
[ad_1] Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia President Patrick Harker discussed in an interview with The Wall Street Journal his views on the central bank’s monetary policy,… Read More »Transcript: WSJ Interview With Philadelphia Fed President Patrick Harker
[ad_1] WASHINGTON—The Congressional Budget Office on Thursday lifted its forecasts for economic growth, inflation and federal budget deficits this year, following the $1.9 trillion Covid-19… Read More »Congressional Budget Office Sees Stronger Growth, Inflation, Deficits in 2021
[ad_1] Worker filings for jobless benefits are projected to have resumed a decline last week after stalling out in mid-June. Economists surveyed by The Wall… Read More »U.S. Jobless Claims Projected to Resume Decline
[ad_1] Mayor Bill de Blasio and the New York City Council agreed Wednesday on a $98.7 billion budget for the coming fiscal year that relies… Read More »New York City Lawmakers Approve $98.7 Billion Budget
[ad_1] BEIJING—Expansion in China’s factory sector slowed in June, as export demand weakened while supply bottlenecks held back production, official data showed Wednesday. Equally worrying,… Read More »China’s Economy Flashes Hints of Weakness
[ad_1] WASHINGTON—A divided Supreme Court on Tuesday declined to lift a national moratorium on the eviction of tenants who have fallen behind on their rent… Read More »Supreme Court Declines to Lift National Eviction Moratorium
[ad_1] Home-price growth climbed to a record high in April, as buyers competed for a limited number of homes for sale. The S&P CoreLogic Case-Shiller… Read More »U.S. Home-Price Growth Rose to Record in April