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Spending on construction projects fell in October, led by the private sector......»»

Amid the biggest stock-market plunge in decades, Americans reduced spending in December by the largest amount since the economy exited recession in 2009. Consumer spending sank 0.5% in December......»»

Spending on construction projects rose 0.2% in March, the Commerce Department said Monday......»»

U.S. orders for long-lasting manufactured goods fell in February for the first time since last spring in a month pockmarked by severe weather, but the lapse in growth is likely to prove temporary as the economy regains momentum after a winter lull......»»

Americans increased spending in January for the first time in three months after the government sent $600 stimulus checks to families and boosted unemployment benefits as part of effort to shore up the economy......»»

Weather has had a big impact on housing starts activity in recent months, but the COVID-19 outbreak will soon start affecting the U.S. real-estate market......»»

Weather has had a big impact on housing starts activity in recent months, but the COVID-19 outbreak will soon start affecting the U.S. real-estate market......»»

U.S. factory activity unexpectedly rebounded in January after contracting for five straight months amid a surge in new orders, offering hope that a prolonged slump in business investment has probably bottomed out......»»

Orders for durable goods fell 2% in November, the biggest drop since May, pushed lower by orders for defense goods, the Commerce Department said Monday......»»

Americans increased spending in November at the fastest rate in four months, suggesting households still have plenty of buying power to keep the economy growing at a steady pace through the holiday shopping season......»»

Americans increased spending in November at the fastest rate in four months, suggesting households still have plenty of buying power to keep the economy growing at a steady pace through the holiday shopping season. Consumer spending rose 0.4% last month......»»

The Philadelphia Fed manufacturing index falls to 0.3 in December, the lowest reading in six months, after registering 10.4 in the prior month......»»

The pace of home-building is still ramping up in the wake of this summer’s drop in interest rates......»»

The report came on the heels of recent upbeat October data on the goods trade deficit, housing and manufacturing that led economists to boost their gross domestic product estimates for the fourth quarter......»»

An early look at U.S. trade patterns in October showed a nearly 6% decline in the nation’s trade deficit in goods. The gap was the lowest level in 17 months, but the U.S. is still likely to post the biggest deficit in 2019 in 11 years......»»

U.S. industrial output slumped 0.4% in September, as the General Motors strike pushed down manufacturing activity, the Federal Reserve said Thursday......»»

Sales at U.S. retailers fell in September for the first time in seven months as most stores posted lower receipts, signaling that a widely expected slowdown in consumer spending is under way......»»

The nation’s trade deficit fell slightly in June owing to sizable drop in exports tied to a slowing global economy, reflecting a more challenging environment for the United States. The deficit slid 0.3% to $55.2 billion......»»

The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell to the lowest level in more than three months, a decline likely exaggerated by July 4 holiday but that still reflects the strongest labor market in decades......»»

The number of people who applied for unemployment benefits last week fell to the lowest level in more than three months, a decline likely exaggerated by July 4 holiday but that still reflects the strongest labor market in decades......»»