Central banks, inflation, jobs, growth and global economic policy.
The revised numbers show a slightly weaker labor picture than previously reported for the year that ended in March.
Growth is holding up despite renewed tensions over trade, geopolitics and bond markets, though the AI boom’s outsize role is a growing concern.
Rising borrowing costs might be weakening the currency area’s economy ahead of another expected ECB rate rise.
Countries with large debt burdens—France, Italy, the U.K., Japan—have come under the heaviest pressure in recent months.
Our recent PIIE working paper and the subsequent Foreign Affairs article detailed how China's manufacturing export strength is curbing poorer countries' opportunities to industrialize—what we call the China Squeeze.
Autumn means back-to-school shopping for many households. This year, consumers face higher prices for many basic supplies because of President Donald Trump's tariffs. Backpacks, calculators, notebooks, and shoes are amon...
Mary E. Lovely joins CNN International to discuss President Donald Trump’s trade war on Canada, what it means for not only small businesses on either side of the border but also the North American auto sector’s competiti...
World trade flows rose sharply in June, aided by the boom in artificial intelligence-related investment.
How have US tariffs affected global supply chains? Are trading patterns between countries really changing? What can we learn from the fine print of trade agreements? Are the US and China really decoupling?
Traditional conceptions of export- or domestic investment–led growth no longer appropriately capture the dynamics shaping the Chinese economy. Rather, China has adopted a model in which national security logic increasing...
The 10 to 12.5 percent tariffs the Trump administration has imposed under Section 301 of the Trade Act of 1974 are about 40 to 50 times the magnitude that could be warranted on the basis of US exports lost and US imports...
A look at the widening of stock market participation over the past four decades and its potential implications for how the broader economy behaves.