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US economy grew at 0.5% in 4th quarter

US economy grew at 0.5% in fourth quarter

The U.S. economy grew at a slightly slower pace than expected in the fourth quarter, according to the Commerce Department's estimate.

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US economy grew a sluggish 0.5% in fourth quarter, government says, downgrading previous estimate

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Economic growth downgraded to 0.5 percent in fourth quarter of 2025

the Iran ceasefire could impact the US economy

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How the Iran ceasefire could impact the US economy

CBS News business analyst Jill Schlesinger breaks down when Americans could see relief at the gas pump and how the temporary Iran ceasefire could impact consumer spending and the U.S. economy.

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What’s next for the US economy after Iran cease-fire

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Explainer-US-Iran Ceasefire: What We Know

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Day 39 of Middle East conflict — US, Israel, Iran agree to ceasefire before Trump’s deadline

Israel is part of the ceasefire and has agreed to also suspend its bombing campaign while negotiations continue, a senior White House official earlier told CNN.

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Markets soar on fragile Iran-US ceasefire, crude fall boosts sentiment

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Oil markets swing back to pre-war levels post US-Iran ceasefire; uncertainty continues to linger

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Explainer: US-Iran ceasefire: what we know

Israel launched its biggest attacks yet on Lebanon, targeting the Iran-backed Hezbollah militia, destroying buildings and ‌killing dozens of people without warning, according to Lebanese authorities.

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Wall Street futures rise up to 3.4% as US-Iran ceasefire triggers global rally

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US Stock Market Today | Dow Jones | Nasdaq Live: US stock futures surge as Iran ceasefire drives oil prices lower

The Jobs Number Lied – Here's What $4 Gas And A Shrinking Workforce Are Actually Telling You About The US Economy

The latest U.S. jobs report delivered a headline surprise, but some economists say the strength is overstated. March payrolls rose by 178,000, more than double expectations, yet much of that gain came from temporary factors.

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The outlook for the U.S. economy is now a lot worse than just two weeks ago, economists say

Weaker growth and higher inflation expected

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Fed's Daly says US economic fundamentals in a 'good place'

By Ann Saphir April 8 (Reuters) - San Francisco Federal Reserve President Mary Daly on Wednesday said the U.S. economy is fundamentally in a "good place" despite sharply higher oil prices from the Iran war and the uncertainty over how long the war will last.

Jamie Dimon warns 8 risks are building ‘like tectonic plates’ beneath the US economy — and a financial earthquake could be next

From war-driven inflation to rising debt and market risks, JPMorgan’s CEO outlines what could shake the economy, and what it means for your wallet.

U.S. economy in worse shape than headlines suggest: Portfolio manager

Michael Green, Portfolio Manager at Simplify Asset Management, says that the latest U.S. non-farm payroll data does not account for the birth/death adjustment. He explains that the actual data is likely an inverse of what the job report showed.

U.S. economy added 178,000 jobs in March

A report from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows that the U.S. economy added 178,000 jobs in the month of March with the unemployment rate at 4.4%. NBC News' Brian Cheung and Investopedia

The US economy just added 178,000 jobs. One Fed official wouldn't be alarmed if job growth stopped.

The labor market has been erratic to start 2026, creating over 100,000 jobs one month and then contracting the next. But Federal Reserve officials aren't alarmed, with one central banker suggesting zero job growth could still be considered healthy.

ISM Suggests The U.S. Economy Started 2026 In A Good Place

Another decent ISM activity print is consistent with the US economy growing at a 2.5% annual pace in 2026. The concern is that the jobs component dropped sharply in March and prices paid jumped, suggesting growing business caution in the wake of heightened economic and market angst tied to the conflict in the Middle East.