U.S. Economic Recovery Continues at Solid Pace While Japan and Europe Stumble
The re-impositions of lockdowns and pandemic restrictions has slowed growth outside of the U.S.

The re-impositions of lockdowns and pandemic restrictions has slowed growth outside of the U.S.

The monthly manufacturing survey’s results show a bigger than expected rebound, pushing the purchasing manager index up at a pace not seen since 1980.

A dismal result from a survey of U.S. businesses indicates a slump in the service sector due to the coronavirus outbreak.

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

U.S. factories reported that new business kept rising in December, driving them to hire new workers

An economic “ray of light” shines forth from American factories after several months of gloom.
