Consumer confidence is recovering in the U.S. and it’s showing up in spending… just not necessarily on American-made goods. The trade deficit climbed to another record high in March, and it could…

U.S. job openings blew past expectations and surged to a two-year high in February as the job openings rate hits its highest level on record. As competition for employees heats up though…

In yet more evidence of the economic recovery gaining momentum, the ISM Manufacturing PMI jumped to 64.7 in March—its highest level in nearly 40 years. While good news for the U.S. economy…

Manufacturing remains strong in the U.S. and saw more gains in February—even in the frozen Lonestar state—but producer prices are also climbing without accompanying gains in prices charged…

The trade deficit widened 2.5% in February to hit a record high of $86.7 billion and the budget deficit is feeling its own strain as stimulus payments go out and QE reignites. At long last though…

Economic recovery continues to gain momentum in the U.S. as new unemployment claims drop to a pandemic low of 684,000. Business activity and manufacturing remain robust and are continuing to grow…

Soaring home sales and plummeting air travel were two of the strongest trends to emerge during the pandemic era, but could both soon witness a reversal? And as demand for high dividend climbs and…

The Dow and S&P snapped a two-week winning streak on Friday, but not without touching new highs during the week. All sectors weren’t pulling their weight equally though… GameStop meanwhile…

The Fed concluded its meeting on Wednesday with an announcement that it projects GDP surging to 6.5% this year—a major revision from its December estimate of 4.2%. Inflation fears were stoked yet…

February’s retail sales losses were more severe than expected—with sectors following a familiar pattern—but have still managed to grow year-over-year. Manufacturing also felt the effects of last…