Weak dollar no quick fix for narrowing trade gap as deficit widens in Sept. by most since 1999
Weak dollar no quick fix for narrowing trade gap Trade deficit widens by most since 1999 in Sept., big rise in foreign oil swamps export gain more images Trade deficit jumps more than expected in Sept. as big rise in foreign oil swamps export gain
Unemployment claims at lowest since January as White House announces jobs summit
New claims for jobless benefits fall more than expected, not yet enough to signal job growth
First-time jobless claims fall more than expected to 502,000, lowest level since early January
Joblessness at 10 percent for 2nd time since WWII; millions of unemployed feel no recovery
Unemployment rate tops 10 percent for first time since 1983; 190,000 jobs lost in October
Unemployment rate inches closer to 10 percent, jobless recovery expected but not for months
Layoffs appear to be slowing, but productivity gains dim hopes for new hiring, job seekers
First-time jobless claims drop more than expected to 512,000, lowest since early January
New jobless claims drop to 512K, lowest since Jan. Trade group: service sector grew for 2nd straight month in Oct., but at slower pace than Sept.
ISM’s service sector index grows again in October Factory orders rebound in September aided by gains in autos, machinery and military aircraft
Factory orders rise 0.9 percent in September Hopes for sustainable recovery get lift from news on manufacturing, construction, home sales
Reports on manufacturing, construction spending, home sales beat expectations
ISM trade group: US manufacturing in October shows strongest growth since April 2006
ISM: US manufacturing grows most since April ‘06 Consumer spending tumbles while incomes stagnate, reinforce concerns about economic recovery
Flat incomes, weak consumer spending raise concern Consumer spending falls in Sept. while incomes flat, raises concerns about recovery’s strength
Consumer spending falls in September, incomes flat Consumer spending falls in September by largest amount in 9 months while incomes are flat
Economy grows for first time in nearly a year, but the recovery is frail
Economy grows again in 3rd quarter, but worries about staying power of the recovery persist
Economy grows again in 3rd quarter, best showing in 2 years signals end of recession more images Economy likely grew in 3rd quarter, validating recovery; questions remain about its strength
The economy appears to be growing, but can it be sustained without government help?
Economic growth expected, but can it be sustained? September new home sales post surprise drop as benefit of first-time buyer tax credit wanes
New home sales fall a surprising 3.6 percent Durable goods orders rebound in September as machinery demand posts biggest jump in 18 months
Durable goods orders rise 1 percent in September Consumer confidence slides in October as more Americans worry about jobs and salaries
Worsening job picture fuels slide in confidence Leading economic indicators point to growth next year, even as initial jobless claims riseNEW YORK — A private forecast of economic activity rose for the sixth straight month in September, a sign the economy may keep growing early next year despite rising unemployment. First-time jobless claims rise more than expected to 531,000, continuing claims fall
Fed survey finds a comeback in many parts of the country, but neighbors still strugglingWASHINGTON — The Midwest is starting to see a comeback in manufacturing and technology. Home sales are rising in parts of the Northeast. But states like Florida, Nevada and California, still suffering from the housing bust, remain depressed. |
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Consumer spending falls 0.5 percent in September
New jobless claims rise more than expected to 531K
