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Just as the New Deal and WWII mobilization unleashed pent-up demand out of the Depression, today we have the convergence of post-COVID fiscal stimulus, re-industrialization and wartime defense production, and a Manhattan Project-like effort to win the AI race. Add to this, today Trump suggested adding another half-a-trillion dollars in defense spending next year to build the "Dream Military.
US equities opened lower on Thursday, pushing the S&P 500 and the Dow Jones Industrial Average further away from their recent record highs, as weakness in major technology stocks offset a sharp rally in defence names and investors digested fresh labor market data. The S&P 500 slipped 0.
Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran said he is looking for about 150 basis points of interest rate cuts this year to boost the labor market. Miran repeated his argument that the current stance of policy remains well above his estimate for neutral and said it remains unclear whether he might remain at the central bank after his term expires.
Educational toy maker and wine importer challenge President Donald Trump's tariff authority in a Supreme Court case that could determine fate of record trade revenue.
There might not be a bigger tell for the health of the economy than the number of layoffs, but the story remains the same: Businesses aren't cutting many jobs and the U.S. is still expanding.
US labor productivity accelerated in the third quarter to its strongest pace in two years. Productivity soared to an annualized rate of 4.9%.
US jobless claims edged only slightly higher in the first week of 2026, offering fresh evidence that layoffs remain limited even as the labour market shows signs of cooling. About 208,000 Americans filed new claims for unemployment benefits in the week ended Jan.
The latest challenger job cuts data showed what Kevin Hincks calls a "big drop" compared to last month's numbers. He takes investors through the report and why Friday's employment report may beat investor expectations.
The world's most prominent investment bank says the massive rally in the stock market, which is moving into its fourth year, is not over.
The U.S. trade deficit fell to its lowest monthly level since 2009 in October, a twist in volatile trade flows over the past year that economists didn't anticipate.
This is a developing story.
Initial unemployment benefits claims ticked up over the week ending on January 3, the Labor Department reported on Thursday, rising slightly after weeks of declining jobless claims in December.
Recent economic data paints a 'Goldilocks' scenario: steady expansion, soft labor market, and supportive conditions for equities. Private sector job gains were modest, led by small-to-medium businesses, with wage growth stable but not accelerating.
U.S. jobless claims edged slightly higher last week, but remained near the low end of levels seen over the past year.
Lockheed Martin, General Dynamics to reclaim buy points, defense stocks rally on President Trump's Pentagon budget proposal.
The monthly trade deficit continued to shrink after President Trump imposed sweeping tariffs on foreign imports.
Businesses are managing tariffs, and AI is boosting productivity — improving prospects for the economy, profits and financial markets.
One of the biggest drivers of a strong U.S. economy, worker productivity, surged in the summer and early fall, raising hopes of the start of a payoff of AI investment.
The number of Americans filing new applications for unemployment benefits rose moderately last week, suggesting that layoffs were relatively low at the end of 2025, though demand for labor remained sluggish.