When President Trump announced sweeping tariffs in April, economists predicted surging inflation and raised the odds of a recession. Companies and consumers stockpiled to get ahead of price rises.

Thinking back to the start of the COVID-19 pandemic, it’s easy to forget how little anyone knew. No one was certain of the virus’ origin. No one even knew how it spread, whether by the common items ...

BERLIN, Oct 14 (Reuters) - Europe's largest economy will recover more slowly from the coronavirus pandemic than originally predicted, Germany's leading economic research institutes forecast on ...

There are a lot of mixed economic signals competing throughout Maryland. Tariffs, a government shutdown and federal job ...