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...inflation-adjusted hourly compensation averaged a 1.9% pace in 2019, the biggest gain since 2015.

About one-and-a-half times the size of the entire US economy, so how's it even possible? 

The majority levels of optimism among political independents are more significant for Trump's reelection prospects -- and something Trump will want to maintain in 2020 to stay competitive.

Coronavirus spillover effects to the rest of the world will cut global GDP by nearly 2% in the first quarter of 2020.

Not much...

The PMI data indicate that the US economy is ticking along at a steady but unspectacular annualized rate of growth of approximately 2% at the start of 2020...

A win for Trump?

"Mild winter weather provided a significant boost to the January employment gain..."

Economic contagion due to the coronavirus is underway..

For Beijing, the opportunity cost of doing "whatever it takes" to preserve social order and stability is virtually nil, so expect the most unprecedented array of fiscal and monetary stimulus imaginable...

It is both staggering and worrying that the world’s most powerful democracy cannot count.

...on a year-over-year basis, factory orders remain lower (-0.4% YoY) for the 7 month in 2019...

Any benefit from the Fed rate cut last summer is now long gone.

U.S. and China will consult "in the event that a natural disaster or other unforeseeable event” delays either from complying with the agreement.

January saw a marked slowing in new orders for consumer goods...

"The government should make clear that releasing the water would have a significant social impact..."

Clearly, the only thing growing is debt...

"From the investor's point of view, it raises a red flag."

"Prices are falling sharply due to the cooling global economy: -80,2%!!!"