U.S. economic indicators are depicting a broad range of readings. Many economic measures are depicting or implying weak growth or outright contraction. Numerous highly worrisome economic trends ...
This week we look at the faltering PMI stats from China, and a relatively stable but mixed PMI result from the US for July. We then review the monetary policy decisions this week from the RBA, BoE, ...
As I was preparing this post of energy charts, I noticed that Matthew O’Brien at The Atlantic just published The Most Important Economic Stories of 2013—in 40 Graphs and guess what? Not one of the 40 ...
The U.S. economy has officially shifted into growth mode. Second-quarter GDP lived up to the hype rising 4.1%, the best showing since the second-quarter of 2014. President Trump wasted no time in ...
The COVID-19 outbreak unleashed an economic catastrophe. The stock market is betting that it will be brutal but short-lived, thanks to massive infusions of monetary and fiscal help. These charts show ...
Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Hersh Shefrin analyzes how psychology impacts markets and policy. A quick summary of the takeaways from Part III appears in a ...
Below is the most important graph in economic policy right now. Courtesy of the Economic Policy Institute, it's the portion of newly hired people each month who weren't even looking for work the month ...
Economic indicators are depicting a broad range of readings. Many charts are depicting economic weakness. Precursors to actual weakness show worrisome trends. On my site, there are many charts of ...
Some results have been hidden because they may be inaccessible to you
Show inaccessible results
Feedback