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Economy - WSJ.com
The latest news on the economy, jobs market, U.S. trade and housing, including the latest news and analysis on the Federal Reserve and Central Banking.
Was Biden or Trump Better on the Economy? Seven Charts Explain Their ...
Americans have consistently given Trump better marks on the economy than Biden—to the frustration of Biden’s advisers, who complain the president hasn’t gotten the credit he deserves.
The State of the Federal Budget: From Tariff Revenue to Deficits and ...
The books have closed on the U.S. government’s fiscal 2025. Here’s what has changed about the federal budget—and what hasn’t.
How Government Shutdowns Affect the Economy - WSJ
Shutdowns can squeeze the economy in different ways, from missed paychecks for hundreds of thousands of federal employees to the delayed release of crucial economic indicators. But duration matters.
World Economy - Latest News, Investigations and Analysis
The latest news on the economy, jobs market, U.S. trade and housing, including the latest news and analysis on the Federal Reserve and Central Banking.
Nobel Economics Prize Awarded to Trio for Work on Innovation-Driven ...
Joel Mokyr, Philippe Aghion and Peter Howitt deepened understanding of the pickup in economic growth over the past two centuries, the organizers said.
The Trump Economy Stumbles - WSJ
But maybe hold the euphoria, as this week’s reports on jobs and the economy suggest the new golden age may take a while to appear.
The Next President Inherits a Remarkable Economy - WSJ
Whoever wins the White House next week will take office with no shortage of challenges, but at least one huge asset: an economy that is putting its peers to shame.
The U.S. Economy Is Regaining Its Swagger - WSJ
When President Trump slapped tariffs on nations across the globe this spring, many economists feared higher prices and spending cuts would flatten the economy. Consumer sentiment collapsed.
The First Victim of Trump’s Trade War: Michigan’s Economy
DETROIT—If President Trump’s trade war has a physical battleground, it is Michigan, where companies and workers are already feeling the beginning of an onslaught that could blow a hole in the ...
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