Even putting aside the hurricane-related fall in payroll employment in September specifically, trend employment growth has been gradually slowing for more than two years now. The surge in job openings...

The latest JOLT and NFIB surveys underline that labour market conditions are exceptionally tight, and suggest that the recent pick-up in wage and investment growth has further to run.

The shift to full expensing of firms’ capital investments included in Republicans’ tax plans would provide a temporary boost to the economy by encouraging businesses to bring forward investment...

The surge in the ISM manufacturing and non-manufacturing indices in September leaves them consistent with annual GDP growth of nearly 4%, but there are some doubts over whether activity really is that...