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Markets

U.S. economy expanded at a surprising 3.8% pace in significant upgrade of second quarter growth

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Stock Market

Global investors, blindsided by stunning U.S. comeback, jump back in

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Markets

Unemployment, inflation and GDP growth will be worse this year than projected, budget office says

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Markets

U.S. economy grows 3.3% in Q2, government says in new estimate for April through June growth

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Markets

Deadlocks in U.S. labor market deepen as job growth slows sharply and May‑June figures revised down

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Destinations

U.S. travel bookings rebound for August, boosting companies’ revenue outlook

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Markets

U.S. business equipment spending appears to have slowed sharply in second quarter

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Real Estate

U.S. single-family homebuilding hits 11-month low; building permits slump

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Markets

China’s economy slows as consumers tighten belts, U.S. tariff risks mount

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Global Trade

U.S. trade deficit widens in May due to weak exports, says Commerce Department’s Bureau of Economic Analysis

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Markets

U.S. first-quarter foreign direct investment falls sharply amid tariff uncertainty

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