More signs of US slowdown
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Growth in US services - the engine driving the world's biggest economy - has slowed sharply, a survey suggests.
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NEW YORK -- Orders for US durable goods declined by the most in more than six years and consumer confidence unexpectedly fell, pointing to a deepening economic slowdown.
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US economic growth slowed more than expected in the second quarter of 2006, revised official data says.
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The latest economic data from South Korea and Singapore suggests the US slowdown is hitting East Asia.
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New labor statistics show that productivity is slowing faster than previously thought, raising the question of whether layoffs are soon to follow.
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Fewer Americans filed jobless claims last week and worker productivity slowed sharply in the third quarter, government data showed on Thursday, hinting at better conditions in the country&#39;s sluggish labor market.
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Business & money: Â· Data shows Britain in line for prolonged slowdownÂ· Balance of payments runs to shortfall of Â£20bn
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Americans spent less than forecast in May, a sign that a consumer slowdown is restraining price pressures.
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US economic growth will slow to 3.3 per cent in 2005, more than a full percentage point below this year, with the effect of high energy prices dragging on the economy for the next few quarters, the OECD said on Tuesday.
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For quite sometime now, global economy has been under a lot of pressure. The war in Iraq, the US current account deficit and resulting falling dollar, oil deficit have all contributed to a slowdown in the global economy.
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Manufacturing expanded at the slowest pace in more than a year in October, Americans spent more than they earned in September and home construction declined in the final economic reports before tomorrow&#39;s presidential election.
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WASHINGTON (AFX) - The US economy is losing steam, the Conference Board said Thursday, reporting that the index of US leading economic indicators fell 0.3 percent in October, the fifth straight decrease.
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A global economic slow-down is looking more likely because of higher oil prices and a US housing dip, the IMF warns.
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The growth of jobs has stalled in the US, and this has big implications for Australia. For interest rates, for our dollar, for jobs here, for our economy more generally, and for investments.
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British data expected to provide further evidence of a widespread slowdown in the economy is likely to emerge in the coming week.
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US manufacturing grew at a slower pace in September, as new orders slowed, a private industry survey showed. Manufacturing ``has cooled from the blistering pace, though activity remains
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Was the recent downtick a short-term stumble or the shape of things to come?