The U.S. economy ended the first half of the year with several positive signals that suggest American consumers are taking Washington’s turbulent politics in stride and focusing on improving their lives.
Home builders are unhappy because of rising prices for materials and also perhaps because the Trump administration has not to date accomplished the regulatory rollback
Will the U.S. economy continue to grow and at a pace that favors the recreational marine and other industries that depend on consumers who have meaningful disposable income and the will to spend?
When the U.S. job market is viewed purely from the perspective of total employment, the picture looks bright.
The U.S. economy added a robust 222,000 jobs in June.
For the recreational marine and other industries that sell directly to consumers, the public’s continuing confidence in the economy is certainly a plus.
The U.S. housing market performed above expectations in May, a week after the Federal Reserve showed confidence that the economy will weather whatever inflation arises,
Members now see the U.S. economy expanding by 2.2 percent this year, up slightly from 2.1 percent three months ago.
Marine industry isn’t alone in its struggle to attract a qualified workforce, as concern over shortages spreads to other fields
It may seem counterintuitive that the Federal Reserve raised interest rates on the day last week when inflation was shown to have declined in May for the second time in three months.
The U.S. economy ended the first half of the year with several positive signals that suggest American consumers are taking Washington’s turbulent politics in stride and focusing on improving their lives.
Home builders are unhappy because of rising prices for materials and also perhaps because the Trump administration has not to date accomplished the regulatory rollback
Will the U.S. economy continue to grow and at a pace that favors the recreational marine and other industries that depend on consumers who have meaningful disposable income and the will to spend?
When the U.S. job market is viewed purely from the perspective of total employment, the picture looks bright.
The U.S. economy added a robust 222,000 jobs in June.
For the recreational marine and other industries that sell directly to consumers, the public’s continuing confidence in the economy is certainly a plus.
The U.S. housing market performed above expectations in May, a week after the Federal Reserve showed confidence that the economy will weather whatever inflation arises,
Members now see the U.S. economy expanding by 2.2 percent this year, up slightly from 2.1 percent three months ago.
Marine industry isn’t alone in its struggle to attract a qualified workforce, as concern over shortages spreads to other fields
It may seem counterintuitive that the Federal Reserve raised interest rates on the day last week when inflation was shown to have declined in May for the second time in three months.
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