U.S. GDP contracted by -0.3% in Q1 2025, driven by a significant increase in imports ahead of new tariffs, marking the first decline since Q1 2022. Despite the contraction, domestic demand remained ...

The Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis last week released its “advance estimate” of U.S. Gross Domestic Product for the first quarter of 2025. GDP measures the total market value of all ...

Most economists like talking about the very popular metric GDP (aka, gross domestic product). It’s not so much about how effective the metric is in capturing the overall economic conditions, but ...

Exports of over half of the 30 sectors closely monitored by the Commerce Ministry were in the negative zone in March due to a fall in global commodity prices amid tepid demand. Outbound shipments of ...

The second quarter gross domestic product (GDP) numbers for FY 25-26 will be released today. In the first quarter, nominal GDP growth fell to 8.8%, only 1% point higher than the real GDP growth of 7.8 ...

Exports dipped into negative territory with a 1.1% year-on-year decline, mostly reflecting negative developments in the services sector, with tourism likely being a stronger drag than anticipated.

The second quarter gross domestic product (GDP) numbers for FY 25-26 have released today. In the first quarter, nominal GDP growth fell to 8.8%, only 1% point higher than the real GDP growth of 7.8%.

At least five financial groups or think tanks have published 2025 projections about "net migration" — how the number of people immigrating to the U.S. compares with the number moving out of the ...