Consumers’ Mood Sours in March With Gloomier Economic Outlook
University of Michigan survey’s poorest result since 2022 reflects economic-policy anxiety.
CFOs sound the alarm on U.S economy: Majority predict recession in late 2025, cite Donald Trump’s chaotic policies as major business disruptor
A recent CNBC survey reveals that U.S. CFOs foresee a recession by late 2025, attributing economic instability to President ...
Tatiana Bailey: Nuance is key in deciphering economic data
We are all inundated with information on our phones, on social media and through other modes of communication. Some of it is ...
Are consumer sentiment studies a good measure of the economy?
Consumer sentiment has fallen this month to its lowest level since 2022. The University of Michigan’s consumer sentiment ...
Institute for Fiscal Studies7dOpinion
£2 trillion poorer than previously thought? Assessing changes to household wealth statistics
A recent change in ONS methodology reduced measured household wealth by over £2 trillion. But is the new approach an ...
Office for National Statistics8d
Labour market overview, UK: March 2025
The estimated number of vacancies in the UK in December 2024 to February 2025 was 816,000. Vacancies are broadly unchanged on the quarter (with early estimates suggesting a small increase of just ...
REPEAT — Independent Survey Confirms Public Support for Falco Horne 5 Project
Falco Resources Ltd. (TSX.V: FPC) (“Falco” or the “Company”) is pleased to publish the results of an independent survey of the population of ...
FOX 7 Austin KTBC14d
Federal workforce cuts: Most Americans favor efficiency but fear economic fallout
A LendingTree survey found 56% of Americans support federal layoffs if they improve efficiency. 71% are concerned about the economic consequences, with Democrats (89%) more worried than ...
CivicScience15d
State of the Plate: How Economic Pressures Are Shaping American Dining Habits
This is just a tiny glimpse of the data available to CivicScience clients. Discover more data. The alarm bells have been ...
The way key economic data is collected is changing – here's why it matters to you
The Office for National Statistics (ONS) is making major changes to how it gathers some of the UK's most important data. These figures shape decisions on wages, benefits, and public spending.