Alexandre Tanzi

About one in six US job postings require at least a bachelor’s degree, a share that’s been declining since the pandemic in data from Indeed Hiring Lab.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia estimates that US employment in the second quarter was significantly weaker in the second quarter than official figures from the Bureau of Labor Statistics show.

Take a look at the top-ranked forecaster for the latest US jobs report and you’ll see Jonathan Pingle of Natixis North America LLC.

Trump won in the places that have seen the slowest growth since the pandemic, according to county-level GDP data.

(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump's November election victory has often been explained as a reflection of anger about post-pandemic price increases for everything from groceries to housing.

Growth at US service providers quickened in December, reflecting stronger business activity that helped push a price measure to the highest since early 2023.

The US economy added 2.2 million jobs in 2024, a slowdown from the previous year but still a remarkable sign of resilience that few pundits had expected twelve months earlier.

US consumers said they see higher inflation over the next few years than previously thought, a monthly Federal Reserve Bank of New York survey showed, in the latest sign of mounting concerns about prices following November’s elections.

Los consumidores estadounidenses afirmaron que prevén una inflación más alta en los próximos años de lo que se pensaba, según mostró una encuesta mensual del Banco de la Reserva Federal de Nueva York, en la última señal de la creciente preocupación por los precios tras las elecciones de noviembre.

Underlying price pressures eased in December, but categories that matter most to US households are still showing stiff inflation rates on an annual basis.