The U.S. current account deficit contracted by the most on record in the second quarter as a flood of imports subsided.

The Fed just cut interest rates. What does that mean for your loans, savings — and the U.S. economy? Here’s what experts say.

The US current account deficit narrowed sharply in the second quarter, supported by higher exports and a decline in imports. Data from the Comm ...

The US economy remains on track to post a moderate downshift in growth in next month’s third-quarter GDP report. Read more here.

The Wall Street Journal reported Monday that Spitznagel, dubbed the “Black Swan” investor, is predicting a short-term economic rally turned into a market crash akin to one of the most famous stock ...

On paper, these are good times for the US economy. The latest GDP numbers show growth was at 3.3% in the second quarter. Business investment is up. The unemployment rate remains low, and the inflation ...

Wall Street's 'crash guy' says Trump's economy has too many similarities to 1929, warning of a possible crash.

On that note, the current analysis continues to indicate that recession risk is low. Specifically, the probability that an NBER-defined recession has started or is imminent is roughly 2%, based on the ...

There’s a mismatch between the amount of labor that the U.S. economy needs to grow and strict immigration policy under the ...

At long last, the Federal Reserve is on the verge of resuming rate cuts. The Federal Reserve last cut the Federal Funds Rate ...