Beijing’s leaders are ordering fiscally strapped local governments to spend more to help workers, consumers and businesses.

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Britain's economy unexpectedly contracted in January, extending a run of stop-start data that has dogged finance minister ...

President Donald Trump’s volatile tariff threats are unleashing historic jumps in public anxiety. This has the potential to ...

Sterling lost some ground versus the dollar on Friday after data painted a grim picture of the British economy, and it ...

More than 47 million Americans live with food insecurity, and that inevitably has an impact on economic productivity now and ...

Most Americans don’t approve of President Trump’s handling of the economy just weeks into his second term, a survey released ...

Concerns about the nation’s economy have grown in the first months of President Donald Trump’s return to office, according to ...

While fears about the economic chaos caused by tariffs are real, the underlying economic data in America remain strong.

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Americans are not impressed with President Donald Trump’s stewardship of the economy, according to a new CNN poll conducted ...

The administration’s view that damaging the economy now could help it later comes with little upside for investors.