…in the early 2010s, when the economy was still recovering from the financial crisis and the unemployment rate was roughly double what it is today. 2. Job growth has stalled…

…diplomat told us about a “significant and probably irreversible rupture” between Europe and the United States. Another official said that European countries are continuing to compile lists of sectors in…

…up” memes, Bitcoin’s slide has been met with little cheerleading or dip-buying fanfare.” Is Bitcoin dead? Of course not. As long as there is organized crime, there will be a…

…recession has begun; or at very least turned flat. Here is the same data presented in a YoY fashion: With the exception of the 2002 “double-dip,” real aggregate nonsupervisory payrolls…

…wage earner has to work to buy a gallon of gas: As you can see, with the last dip in prices during the winter, gas prices were particularly cheap compared…

…2025 was even worse). Jobs are only up 0.1% YoY as of last Friday’s release for February. Except for the near “double-dip” of 2002-03, going back 85 years job gains…

…Iran ends and companies see solid profits over the next year and beyond. The recent dip, however, should be a warning sign as the administration has stressed the importance of…

…write an opinion would be longer than it was in the IEEPA case because the issues are just more complicated,” Meyer said. Would Trump double dip? Some trade experts have…

…pandemic: Historically, outside of the 2002 near-“double-dip”, such a low YoY gain has only a few times outside of recessions, particularly in the case of 1979-80, where it occurred just…

…comparisons which did not correspond with the start of or oncoming recessions were sporadic months in 1987, 1994, 1996, and the near “double-dip” of 2002-03. Now let’s look at the…