The timeline of the chart spans from October 2019 through mid-2025. Visually, it’s split into three segments: a red band ...

The Democratic Party is drawing mockery for accidentally shining a negative light on former President Joe Biden’s economy in ...

Since the end of 2019—a period that includes the covid-19 pandemic and its aftermath—America’s economy has grown by about 8% in real terms (see chart 1). During that same time, the euro area ...

Our Chart of the Week shows what that thing might be. The decline in March consumer confidence was broad-based across income groups, with "the only exception being households earning more than ...

The U.S. economy—by many measures—is doing great. But many voters think otherwise. Here’s what the data say about why voters feel so bad about the economy and what it could mean for ...

Home Economy & Politics In One Chart In One Chart This chart pinpoints the moment American voters started getting upset about the economy By Steve Goldstein Follow Last Updated: Nov. 6, 2024, 11: ...

The economic mood may feel different than September as the economy appears to be heating back up. But very little in terms of expectations — and their effect on stocks — has shifted.

The economy created a greater-than-expected 206,000 jobs in June, but the previously released numbers for April and May were revised down by 111,000.

7) Delayed response Maybe the rift between the state of the economy and Americans’ perceptions is less of a mystery than it seems, and the paradox will soon end. People just need more time.