The inaugural speech and first set of executive orders do not change expectations for policy in any surprising way.

The WSJ’s latest survey shows that forecasters expect higher inflation than they did in October—but also higher GDP growth.

The Wall Street Journal’s Economic Forecasting Survey has helped readers better understand the direction of the U.S. economy ...

S&P 500 steady as Meta rises on AI goals and Boeing warns of losses. Mixed economic data keeps traders cautious ahead of the ...

It is projecting 2.7 percent growth for 2025. But uncertainty about pending Trump policies looms over the global economic ...

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These are just some of the topics we’ll tackle at the Business Record’s annual Economic Forecast Luncheon on Jan. 28. To prepare for the event, we’ve asked our panelists to answer a question in ...

Anchorage saw slight population growth in 2024, which was the first time the city’s population grew since 2016.

Employers group Ibec has forecast that the economy will continue to expand in 2025 with employment growing by 2.4%.

Brian Gottlob, director of New Hampshire Employment Security’s Economic and Labor Market Information Bureau, will provide ...

For-hire truck tonnage in the U.S. dipped in December, but vocational orders are soaring as infrastructure projects commence.