U.S. economic activity slowed in August, with nine of the Federal Reserve's 12 districts reporting flat or declining ...

United States economic activity weakened in March, but there were some signs of stabilisation, the Federal Reserve said in its influential Beige Book. The report, used to set US interest rates ...

Even before global finance chiefs fly into Washington over the next few days, they’ve been urged in advance by the ...

But the Beige Book, a collection of economic snapshots published by the Federal Reserve earlier this week, offers a more on-the-ground view of what the jobs market looks like right now ...

Survey data back up what the government figures show. The Conference Board asks people every month whether jobs are plentiful ...

Global markets are reacting to shifts in central bank policies, with the US dollar strengthening and rate cut expectations ...

The US economy continues to expand nationwide with only slight upward price pressures despite reports of tightening labor markets and higher wages, the Federal Reserve's Beige Book survey said today.

U.S. stock futures pointed up early Thursday after the Federal Reserve’s Beige Book, a summary of economic conditions in U.S. regions, offered encouraging news about the outlook. Dow Jones ...

Additionally, the most recent Federal Reserve Beige Book report denoted flat or declining activity across multiple regions, with consumer spending and manufacturing both weakening, signaling that ...

However, the excitement faded throughout the session as investors took in the latest Beige Book and turned to tomorrow's key inflation update. In economic news, data from the Bureau of Economic ...

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We expect gross domestic product growth to weaken over the next year before beginning to reaccelerate as the effects of Federal Reserve rate cuts start to kick in. We still expect growth to remain ...