The "K-shaped" economy has been top of mind for consumers, corporate leaders, policymakers and investors since the Covid pandemic drastically reshaped Americans' financial habits almost six years ago.

It all has to do with your perspective: how much you remember what things used to cost and how far in the future you're ...

Because of the huge diversity of what is produced in a modern society, aggregation becomes difficult. GDP yields one monetary number to represent it and that is taken to present an aggregate picture ...

As Q4 GDP Expectations Soar, Can the Momentum Continue? The “GDPNow” forecast is a real-time, data-based “nowcast” of the current U.S. real Gross Domestic Product (GDP) growth rate, generated by the ...

Merry Christmas. The economy is recovering. In assessing our economy or, really, any economy, you want to know if the economy is growing, that there are enough jobs for people, that people can borrow ...

Data this week showed that the American economy is growing at its fastest pace in two years — and yet polling shows the mood on Main Street is grim. It’s almost hard to believe we’re talking about the ...

The US finally has a reading for third-quarter GDP, and it's stronger than expected. Increases in consumer and federal spending helped boost growth, with GDP rising 4.3% in the quarter. Yet, economist ...

USB-C is everywhere in 2025. If you've felt like every new device you buy, from smartphones to laptops and tablets, uses a USB-C port for charging, you're not imagining things. USB-C has quickly ...

BEIJING, Dec 3 (Reuters) - China is likely to stick to its current annual economic growth target of around 5% next year, government advisers and analysts said, a goal that would require authorities to ...

Another quarter, more “surprisingly” fast Indian GDP growth. It’s less surprising if you’ve previously determined that the Indian central government is not especially interested in accurate economic ...

Monday - Friday, 11:00 - 12:00 SIN/HK | 0500 - 06:00 CET Neelkanth Mishra, Chief Economist at Axis Bank on why he disagrees with the IMF's latest note saying India will hit its $5 trillion mark a year ...