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Succinct Summations for the week ending May 21st, 2021 Positives: 1. Economic reopening and normalization is appearing all over the country. 2. Index of leading economic indicators rose 1.6% m/o/m. 3......»»

U.S. consumer credit rose $25.8 billion in March, the second straight month of strong gains, the Federal Reserve said Friday......»»

The Index of Leading Economic Indicators increased 1.3% in MarchRelated Stocks: SPY, IWM, QQQ,.....»»

U.S. jobless claims fell to 547,000 from a revised 586,000 in the prior week, the Labor Department said Thursday. That's the second big drop. Analysts were forecasting an increase......»»

Stock benchmarks climb on Monday, as U.S. investors see another round of good economic news from the services sector, adding to the array of improving economic indicators including a stellar March jobs report from last Friday......»»

Stock benchmarks climb on Monday, as U.S. investors saw another round of good economic news from the services sector, adding to the array of improving economic indicators including a stellar March jobs report from last Friday......»»

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......»»

Gold futures lose their hold on the $1,700 mark, with prices set to post a third straight weekly loss, as the U.S. dollar index touched its highest level in over three months and U.S. Treasury yields briefly topped 1.6% ......»»

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The U.S. economy is still growing and likely to speed up in the first six months of 2021, a new survey suggests......»»

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Washington Post economics correspondent Heather Long joined "Red and Blue" to discuss what U.S. economic recovery may look like after more than 1 million people filed for unemployment for the 14th week straight......»»

One thing anxious Americans don’t have to worry about, with the COVID-19 pandemic shutting down large slices of the economy, is inflation. Consumer prices sank 0.8% in April to mark the biggest decline since the 2008 Great Recession......»»

The coronavirus pandemic destroyed 20.5 million jobs in April, driving the unemployment rate to a post Word War Two high of 14.7% as the United States faced its biggest economic crisis in almost a century......»»

The spring is shaping up to post the biggest contraction in U.S. economic growth since the Great Depression in the 1930s, but the first quarter is also likely to be pretty bad......»»

A slump in factory output and a hit to employment indicators as the globe buckled under the coronavirus pushed the Chicago Federal Reserve’s monthly index tracking the national economy deep into negative territory last month.....»»

When the Conference Board released its Leading Economic Index on Friday, it showed the largest single monthly decline in the index's 60-year history......»»

US "Leading" Economic Indicators Crash By Most In Over 60 Years The US Conference Board's leading economic index crashed 6.7% in Ma.....»»

Longer-dated Treasury yields fall Thursday as jobless claims data underline the labor market’s travails in the coronavirus-driven economic slump this year......»»

Some 5 million Americans likely applied for jobless benefits for the third week in a row in mid-April as the coronavirus took an even bigger bite out of the U.S. economy, pushing the unemployment rate to around 15% unofficially......»»