Despite Predictions The U.S. Economy Continues To Defy Expectations
For more than two years, bearish forecasters have warned the U.S. economy was on the brink of collapse. Yet each prediction failed to materialize.
For more than two years, bearish forecasters have warned the U.S. economy was on the brink of collapse. Yet each prediction failed to materialize.
David Solomon expects the US economy to accelerate into 2026.
The possibility of a renewed inflation surge—something that most of Wall Street views a fringe risk—is firmly on the radar of one macro research firm.
U.S. bond firm DoubleLine said on Wednesday it is using a variety of official and private data sources to assess the health of the U.S. economy.
AI capital spending has grown so rapidly it is now more than a sector-specific tailwind—it may be serving as a core engine for the entire US economy.
For much of 2025, Wall Street has struck a confident tone. Yet advisors guiding client portfolios can't ignore the cracks forming beneath the surface.
Market discussions around tariffs and broader macroeconomic headwinds have kept the word “uncertainty” top of mind.