The Washington, D.C.-based data and survey analysis firm Morning Consult says it might and, if it does, there are gray clouds on the horizon. In a report issued this past week, Morning Consult said, “Manufacturing […] Read More
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The U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) announced last week that there were 7.1 million jobs open in the country in August. This number, which was at an 18-month low, is closely watched as an indicator […] Read More
According to MSCI’s Metals Activity Report, steel shipments in August decreased for the tenth consecutive month in the United States and for the thirteenth consecutive month in Canada. Aluminum shipments decreased slightly in both […] Read More
According to a September 2019, ABC/Washington Post poll, six in 10 Americans believe it is likely that a recession will hit in the next 12 months. An August 2019 survey conducted by the National Association for […] Read More
The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has further reduced its global growth outlook, which already was at its lowest since the Great Recession. The IMF said the world economy will expand just 3.2 percent this year […] Read More