| Today's Commentary Economic Roundup: China's Struggles Continue
Reports on retail sales and industrial production disappoint. A Tentative Sign U.S. Inflation Expectations Are Edging Higher
This would be good news for the Fed and strengthen the case for a June rate hike. Anti-Immigration Party Gains Support in Germany
Sunday's elections show dissatisfaction with Merkel, but markets showed little worry. Economic Briefing: New Data Show Continued Slide in Chinaâs Growth
Asian equity markets rally on Monday. View More Analysis
Insight on Critical Issues U.S. Chartbook: Resilience is Tested
The expansion is still in mid-cycle, but recent financial market tightness has tempered sentiment. Commodity Outlook: Oil Prices Heading Higher
The dollar is losing ground, economic fears are subsiding, and U.S. production is easing. U.S. Weekly Highlights and Preview, March 11, 2016
Mounting evidence says that recession fears are premature. Macro Roundup: Some Upside in China's Trade
Stronger import volumes suggest demand is not as weak as first thought. View More Analysis
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Survey of Business Confidence Latest: 30.9 Business sentiment has firmed in recent weeks in tandem with the rally in global financial markets. The turmoil in markets late last year and early this year had noticeably weakened confidence, hitting assessments of present conditions especially hard. But recent responses to all of the survey questions have taken on a brighter hue. Expectations regarding the outlook into this summer remain notably strong, with over half of respondents saying conditions will improve by then. And despite the decline in confidence in recent months, in a broader historical context, business sentiment is good and consistent with an economy that is expanding at the high end of its potential. View Full Analysis
Reader's Choice Global Outlook: Calling All Hands
Collective action is needed to protect the recovery. U.S. Macro Outlook: Myth Busting
The electorate seems unconvinced, but solid fundamentals are driving the economy. U.S. Chartbook: Silencing the Critics
Job growth and vehicle sales in February should allay concerns about the economy. Economic Roundup: Boom Goes the U.S. Labor Market
Job growth exceeds expectations and slack is quickly vanishing. Forecasters' Mailbag: Inflation, 'Bartender Recovery,' Oil Inventories
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