Donald Trump's Second Term and the Economy

It might take a while before increased demand translates into jobs. That's because companies are still facing an uncertain economy.

The metals are used in almost every industry and could reduce the cost of cars and appliances— but the impact on everyday costs like housing and groceries will be limited.

The agency lost more than 25% of its staff to cuts, and it’s also dealing with new provisions from the tax and spending law passed in 2025.

Canadian PM Mark Carney and British PM Kier Starmer both visited Beijing in January for trade talks. Could it be a sign of a shifting world order?

Whether you feel good about the job market probably depends on your industry.

The EPA will switch course on a major scientific finding that had been at the core of its regulation of gases linked to climate change. 

Inflation and job creation are expected to hold steady, but revisions to the 2025 jobs numbers are expected to be large enough to show a net loss for all of last year.

Some have stopped buying, others have sold off holdings, but U.S. government bonds are still more attractive than other alternatives.

The Trump administration has disappeared statistics on the economy, public health, and more from public access.

Consumers are feeling worse about the economy than they were at this time last year.