John Carney

Americans give Trump credit for a strong economy with very low unemployment, rising wages, and low inflation.

U.S. companies are adding workers as optimism rises. The service sector is growing rapidly while manufacturing growth still lags.

China is more urbanized and its economy more geared around consumption than it was back in 2003 when SARS struck.

It’s a virtuous circle for the economy: consumer spending supports labor market strength which supports consumer spending.

Trump knows we cannot cut or tax our way into solvency. We need an economy great enough for all our people.

“They’re going to make a deal, because they have to. They have to. They have no choice,” Trump said in Davos.

“A nation’s highest duty is to its own citizens. Honoring this truth is the only way to build faith and confidence in the market system,” Trump said.

Black unemployment is at record lows and the gap between white and black unemployment is narrower than ever.|

Paris and Washington have agreed to a trade detente, according to reports.

The U.S. economy is expected to slow due to tighter monetary policy and the lift from the 2018 tax cuts fading over time.

As it turns out, Breitbart has been right all along. Tariffs did not squeeze American consumers.

Although manufacturing grew, overall industrial output slumped on lower utilities output thanks to nicer weather.

Consumer sentiment begins the year at an elevated level thanks to plentiful jobs and soaring stock prices.

December saw a huge and unexpected boom in homebuilding.

The second-largest economy grew 6.1% in 2019 as trade war took a serious toll.

Angela Merkel’s comments undercut a key Democratic talking point: that the U.S. should work with its allies to pressure China.

Another bullish sign for the economy: manufacturing appears to be regaining its footing and expanding once more.

China’s willingness to give up its predatory practices will be tested by the phase one trade deal.

Data from the Commerce Department Thursday confirms retail sales were as strong as they seemed in December.

The economy is starting 2020 on a strong note.

The phase one trade deal’s simplicity is its greatest strength.

The math does not add up. Shouldn’t Sanders know more about America’s workers?

The White House appears to be waiting until the last minute to release the text of the phase one trade deal with China

Warren wants a federal probe into whether President Trump provided advance notice of the strike to people who then traded stocks.

The debate is over: tariffs did not hurt American consumers.

Inflation has been slowing down for the last two months, suggesting that the Fed will not hike rates this year.

“China has made enforceable commitments to refrain from competitive devaluation,” Treasury Secretary Mnuchin said.

The overal federal deficit came in smaller than expected in December although it is still nearly 12 percent higher than a year ago.

The U.S. economy is far more resilient and less reliant on China than Trump critics believed.

The Dow Jones Industrial Average crossed the threshold of 29,000 for the first time ever.