U.S. economy

The U.S. economy has been growing at a steady clip while many others are faltering.

The meetings are being held in Morocco, still struggling to recover from a severe earthquake just a month ago. The contrast with the U.S. could not be more stark. The IMF says the U.S. is the only major economy where output has returned to pre-pandemic levels.

Available jobs and better wages are helping shape the immigration patterns of people leaving their home countries for safer conditions.

Zanny Minton Beddoes, editor-in-chief of The Economist, explains why the U.S. economy may be stronger than it looks.

Europe's having a pretty good winter, and other parts of the world aren't doing too badly, either.

U.S. investors are racing for the exits when it comes to investing in Chinese companies following a crackdown by Chinese regulators.

Economic growth in the current April-June period is expected to be faster still.

Inflation’s been hard to find in this economy for years, but what if that changes?

Last year saw the worst decline for U.S. GDP in 74 years.

Fed Chair Jerome Powell said another relief package from Congress will likely be needed.