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  • Conflicting Jobs Data Begin to Clear Up Over Labor Day
    Conflicting Jobs Data Begin to Clear Up Over Labor Day
    Commentary The ADP and Labor Department data came into alignment last week, but all three jobs reports were more subdued than expected, which should confirm that the Federal Reserve is ...
    September 8, 2023BY Louis Navellier
  • Factory Activity Shrinks, Employment Index Falls Into Recession Territory for First Time Since Pandemic
    Factory Activity Shrinks, Employment Index Falls Into Recession Territory for First Time Since Pandemic
    A regional index of manufacturing activity in the fifth district showed a decline for the second straight month, ...
    November 22, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Business Equipment Spending Plunges in an Ominous Sign for US Economy
    Business Equipment Spending Plunges in an Ominous Sign for US Economy
    Spending on business equipment fell in the month of September amid an overall decline in manufacturing activity, signaling ...
    October 27, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Stagflation Signs Mount as Fed Manufacturing Index Shows Activity Slump, Inflation Higher
    Stagflation Signs Mount as Fed Manufacturing Index Shows Activity Slump, Inflation Higher
    Signs of stagflation are mounting as recent data from the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reveal dismal manufacturing ...
    October 26, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Skyrocketing Energy Bills Deal Death Blows to Europe’s Factories
    Skyrocketing Energy Bills Deal Death Blows to Europe’s Factories
    Europe’s factories have begun succumbing to dangerously escalating energy bills following retaliatory Russian cutbacks, resulting in an inflation ...
    September 20, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Philly Fed Manufacturing Data Disappoints, Adding to Signs of a Softening Economy
    Philly Fed Manufacturing Data Disappoints, Adding to Signs of a Softening Economy
    The manufacturing sector in the Philadelphia region saw a modest contraction in June, according to a report released ...
    June 17, 2022BY Bryan Jung
  • Manufacturing Output Decreases Pace Due to Persistent Material Shortages: IHS Markit Survey
    Manufacturing Output Decreases Pace Due to Persistent Material Shortages: IHS Markit Survey
    U.S. manufacturing output has slowed down, according to data from a survey of purchasing managers amidst restrained demand ...
    January 4, 2022BY Naveen Athrappully
  • Mixed Economic Signals Cause Worry for the Economy, but No Recession in Sight
    Mixed Economic Signals Cause Worry for the Economy, but No Recession in Sight
    Commentary Recent data indicates that the manufacturing sector is slowing, the service sector is growing slowly, the stock ...
    October 9, 2019BY Michael Busler
  • Tax Cuts Could Create a Boom, Say Economists
    Tax Cuts Could Create a Boom, Say Economists
    The U.S. economy may have a blockbuster start to the year, thanks to tax reform. According to some ...
    February 3, 2018BY Emel Akan
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