Vince Golle is the U.S. Economy Editor at Bloomberg News in Washington. With a focus on the U.S. economy, Vince's articles cover a wide range of topics including labor market trends, inflation, employment growth, and consumer borrowing. His work has been featured in various publications including BNN Bloomberg, The Spokesman-Review, Yahoo Finance Canada, and Fortune.
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By: Vince Golle, Dana Morgan
Economists nudged up quarterly US economic growth projections through early next year on more sanguine views of consumer demand and maintained views that limited inflation will keep the Federal Reserve on a path toward lower borrowing costs.
Sentiment among US consumers increased in October to a six-month high as households grew more upbeat about buying conditions, partly because of cheaper financing costs.
By: Vince Golle, Dana Morgan
October 25, 2024 Economists nudged up quarterly US economic growth projections through early next year on more sanguine views of consumer
By: Vince Golle, Molly Smith
The International Monetary Fund shaved its global growth forecast for next year, citing accelerating risks from wars and trade protectionism.
By: Craig Stirling, Vince Golle
A week before Federal Reserve officials gather to reflect on the appropriate tempo of interest-rates cuts, three high-profile reports are set to show underlying resilience in the US economy and a temporary hiccup in job growth.
By: Vince Golle, Amara Omeokwe
Friday’s employment report is the last the Federal Reserve will see before its policy meeting next week. But the data will be tough to parse.
The US merchandise trade deficit grew nearly 15% in September to the largest since March 2022 as businesses raced to beat a potential dockworkers’ strike, Census Bureau data showed.
By: Vince Golle
Friday's employment report is the last the Federal Reserve will see before its policy meeting next week. But the data will be tough to parse.
US mortgage rates rose to the highest level since July, leading to a fifth straight weekly decline in refinancing activity.
By: Vince Golle, Molly Smith
US hiring in October was the weakest since 2020, reflecting the impact of severe hurricanes and a strike at Boeing Co.
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