Economics
188 articles
High Stakes in the Southwest: Trillion-Dollar Debt and Wildfire Alerts
As auto loan debt hits a staggering $1.7 trillion, residents in Arizona and New Mexico face a different kind of volatili...
Texas Dining Divide: Why El Paso Wins on Pizza While Houston Pays More for Wings
A new study reveals a massive price gap in Texas, where El Paso offers the nation's cheapest pizza but Houston ranks amo...
The 3.8% Inflation Spike: How Tariffs and Iran Conflict Are Squeezing American Savings
April inflation hit a three-year high as energy costs and trade policies drive personal savings to a two-year low.
The K-Shaped Divide: Why U.S. GDP Data Signals a Fragile Consumer Base
U.S. growth is cooling, and TD Securities' Gennadiy Goldberg warns that a widening gap between income brackets is maskin...
AI Bubbles and Trade Wars: Bank of Canada Warns of Rising Systemic Fragility
While the Canadian financial system is currently resilient, the central bank warns that a "cascading" series of shocks c...
Strait Closure Threatens UK Economy, Warns Chatham House Economist
Economist David Lubin says a prolonged Hormuz shutdown could push Labour into harsh fiscal cuts amid rising energy bills...
The 'Lost Generation' Warning: Alan Milburn's Alarm on UK Youth Unemployment
A former Labour minister warns that 1.25 million young people could become 'Neets' by 2030 without radical welfare and e...
Britain’s Looming 'Lost Generation': The 1.25 Million NEET Crisis
Former Labour minister Alan Milburn warns that UK youth unemployment is outpacing Mediterranean neighbors, threatening t...