When the Commerce Department released a report on April 30 showing that the economy had shrunk during the first quarter of ...

The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis last week released its “advance estimate” of U.S. Gross Domestic ...

When experts claim "the stock market isn't the economy," they're highlighting a crucial disconnect between Wall Street and ...

The recent 0.2% decline in US GDP is mainly due to rising prices and import growth, though core inflation remains stable.

Rising claims, falling JOLTS, and shrinking GDP signal labor stress. A weak NFP Friday could spark a selloff, lift Treasuries, and shift Fed cut odds.