Economic rebound may be short-lived
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The economy rebounded with a good head of steam in the spring before a credit crisis raised new fears about longer-term business health.
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Don't expect lawmakers to stave off a downturn, if that's where the economy is headed.
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WASHINGTON -- The economy rebounded with a good head of steam in the spring before a credit crisis raised new fears about longer-term business health.
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A crash may be the best and quickest way to purge the market of numerous excesses that are holding it back.
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The odds have grown that the economy will slip into a recession. At the beginning of last year, many economists put that chance at less than 1-in-3; now an increasing number says it has climbed to around 50-50
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A slump seems inevitable, many experts now say. But they differ on its duration.
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Signs of an improving economy may have dashed hopes for an interest-rate cut, but the potential for better profits may whet the appetite of stock market investors.
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The Motley Fool - Unless you've spent the last six months battling day and night in World of Warcraft, you've probably noticed the minor economic jolt caused by the housing slump.
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Cheap long-term borrowing provided  the glue that held the world economy together this year, but  the risk of its sudden disappearance could see an otherwise  upbeat outlook for 2005 come unstuck.
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The economy will likely pick up in  2007 after output growth slows rapidly in late 2006, according  to a survey conducted by the Philadelphia Federal Reserve Bank  released on Thursday.
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The slowdown may signal that the economy is shifting down a notch from its unexpectedly robust pace of growth at the end of last year.
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A surprising source may spur a Gap turnaround.
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The U.S. economy may be on decent footing, but that might not be enough to save your U.S. portfolio.
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In once-booming areas, now hard hit by housing crisis, stimulus plan could be too little, too late.
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The White House and Congress have turned to familiar tools that experts say have worked in the past to jolt the economy.  But there is also a lively debate about which measures will best accomplish the goal.
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Now that the second quarter&#39;s soft patch in the US economy has been revised up to show growth of 3.3 percent, economists are turning their attention to the post-soft patch, or regaining traction, period.
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Traders expect the dollar's rebound to be short-lived because of persistent concerns about the United States' huge trade and budget deficits.