The latest Federal Reserve Beige Book report indicates that economic activity increased at a 'slight to moderate' pace in ten of the twelve Federal Reserve Districts, while underscoring a 'K-shaped' split in the US economy.

New E2G grants for manufacturing in America are expected to stimulate local economies and strengthen Main Streets.

The US economy, profit cycle, and market narrative are heavily reliant on the narrow pillar of the AI boom, raising concerns among investors.

Despite reported growth in the US economy, an analysis indicates that consumer confidence is simultaneously declining, presenting a mixed outlook for the nation's economic health.

Despite challenges like trade tariffs, immigration disputes, and the Iran conflict, the US economy continues to grow, largely attributed to a significant investment boom in artificial intelligence.

Federal Reserve official Austan Goolsbee has warned that the U.S. economy is showing signs of moving in a 'stagflationary' direction, indicating concerns about both inflation and slow growth.

An advisor to Iran's Supreme Leader Ali Khamenei warned that if the war continues, it would make life difficult for the American people and create major problems for the US economy.

The expanding artificial intelligence boom, moving beyond semiconductors into the broader economy, is raising concerns about potential economic overheating in the US.

An analysis explores the extent of the economic damage inflicted upon the US economy by the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

This article, part of a series, delves into the broader economic implications of artificial intelligence, urging a look beyond superficial aspects. It discusses the current state of the US economy in relation to the AI boom.

Recent economic news in America has been dominated by a robust job market and strong financial showings from major companies.

A Federal Reserve official, Schmid, stated that inflation remains the most pressing risk to the US economy.

US 30-year bond yields have climbed to 5%, prompting warnings from the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget about the US economy entering uncharted waters.

The CEO of Kraft Heinz has stated that consumers are facing financial difficulties, often running out of money by the end of the month, despite a seemingly robust digital US economy.

The latest US jobs report indicates that employers added 115,000 jobs, and the unemployment rate remained steady at 4.3 percent, despite challenges from higher energy prices and instability related to the war with Iran.

The fast food sector in the United States is presenting a contradictory, split-screen economic picture, highlighting disparities within the broader economy.

The ADP Employment Report indicated that the US economy added 109,000 jobs in April, marking the biggest job additions in 15 months, ahead of the non-farm payrolls release.

A survey indicates that a significant portion of the US economy was impacted by the fallout from the Iran war in April, though businesses continued to grow at a robust pace despite increased caution.

Yannis Stournaras, Governor of the Bank of Greece, stated that Greek banking groups operating in Cyprus are capable of actively supporting the Cypriot economy, as both Greek and Cypriot banks enter a period of increased cooperation.

Reports indicate the U.S. economy remains resilient despite surging oil prices and rising geopolitical tensions. Electric vehicle drivers are particularly noted for benefiting from the high cost of gasoline.

The U.S. economy grew at an annual rate of 2% in the first quarter, showing resilience despite the early weeks of the Iran war, with strong AI investment offsetting a decline in consumer spending.

With a declining population and substantial national debt, artificial intelligence is being highlighted as a crucial factor for boosting productivity and achieving necessary GDP growth in the US economy. The article explores the extent to which AI innovation can drive this growth.

The United States economy is estimated to have experienced an uptick in growth during the first quarter, although consumer spending likely saw a moderation.

The Centre for Economic Research at the University of Cyprus predicts a slowdown in the Cypriot economy and a sharp rise in inflation by 2026, attributing this to Middle East conflicts and geopolitical uncertainty.

The US economy is exhibiting a 'mo hire, no fire' trend as ADP reported a surge in weekly job additions, while jobless claims remained flat, indicating a robust labor market.

Analysts are evaluating the potential long-term inflationary impact of the Iran conflict on the global and U.S. economies. Some experts predict these economic shocks could persist for years.

Chinese observers suggest that intensified US economic pressure on Iran, aimed at forcing concessions, could risk prolonging the conflict and potentially backfire on the US economy.

Anthony Scaramucci asserts that the US economy is not merely facing a recession but is already in one, criticizing Trump's policies for contributing to economic decline and inflation.

Major banks are observing a resilient US economy but are issuing warnings about the potential negative impacts of rising energy prices on economic stability and consumer spending.

An article revisits Warren Buffett's past statement about an 'incredible period' for the US economy ending, questioning if his prediction is materializing in 2026.

Economists express concerns that a struggling US economy could significantly affect Canada, with Canadian consumer confidence already at an 11-month low.

An analyst from Eurobank reported that the Cyprus economy maintained its resilience in March, despite a challenging external environment influenced by regional instability in the Middle East. The report highlighted the economy's ability to withstand these pressures.

An immigration expert has controversially stated that Indians are the 'new oil, coal, or gas' amidst a debate over Trump's proposed $100,000 fee hike for H-1B visas, which critics argue could harm the US economy.

Analyses suggest the ongoing Iran War is strengthening the American economy and making it more dominant, while also examining how well the U.S. economy is insulated from the conflict's broader impacts.

The United States saw a surprising creation of 178,000 jobs in March, following a significant decline in February. The data indicates increased confidence in the labor market, though the full impact of the conflict with Iran is not yet reflected.

An expert has stated that the ongoing conflict in the Middle East is revealing significant weaknesses within the US economy, particularly its 'no-hire' aspects.

A Federal Reserve governor has issued a warning that stablecoins pose a danger to the US economy, citing a "long and painful history of private money" as a concern.

The aluminum giant Alcoa, historically a barometer for the US economy, is gaining renewed attention as its stock soars, prompting questions about the resurgence of traditional industries.

Analysis suggests that "Trump's war" policies are causing a supply chain crisis, leading to higher prices for ordinary Americans and impacting the US economy.

The US economy is facing accelerating fears of stagflation, characterized by high inflation and slow economic growth, reminiscent of the 1970s, with recent PMI data signaling a worsening outlook as a war has started.

A political cartoon by Michael Ramirez titled "Outnumbered" offers commentary on the current state of the U.S. economy, the Iran war, and rising gas prices.

An expert suggests the US economy is experiencing a 'boomcession,' where official economic data shows growth, but everyday Americans feel financially strained.

The overall strength of the US economy is increasingly dependent on the spending patterns of its wealthiest citizens, highlighting a key factor in economic performance.

War, Oil And Debt: Which Threats To The US Economy Are Legit? Authored by Brandon Smith via Alt-Market.us It’s the magic number, the line that’s not supposed to be crossed; when a…

A new estimate indicates that the U.S. economy experienced an even slower growth rate in the fourth quarter.

The US government announced that the economy expanded at a sluggish 0.7% in the fourth quarter, downgrading its initial estimate.

The US economy grew just 0.7% last quarter, ahead of a potentially destabilizing war with Iran  CNN

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman states that the ongoing conflict in the Strait of Hormuz is making the U.S. economy 'fragile'.

An ICE crackdown targeting foreign-born truck drivers for failing English proficiency tests is exacerbating severe labor shortages in the vital trucking industry.

An analysis suggests that while the U.S. is a net petroleum exporter and productivity is improving, a potential oil shock is unlikely to derail the economy, though stubborn inflation poses a greater risk.

Despite a general trend of job shedding in the US economy, the legal sector has seen growth in employment.

Extreme scenarios causing unnecessary panic for Cyprus economy, board warns The Famagusta regional tourism board (Etap) on Friday called for calm and restraint amid concerns over regional tensions. In an official statement, the board said that while some hotel booking cancellations have been recorded in the Famagusta district, they are not expected to significantly affect […]

A Q1 AICPA-CIMA survey indicates a rise in executive optimism regarding the US economy.

George Pantelidis, president of the Cypriot Employers and Industrialists Federation (Oev), urged for the immediate continuation of daily social and business activity in Cyprus, warning that unnecessary disruptions could lead to avoidable economic consequences.

The U.S. economy expanded in February at the fastest pace in 3.5 years, according to an ISM survey, with sales and new orders rising despite winter storms.

Trump’s Iran War Adds New Potential Shock for US Economy, Voters  Bloomberg

A new Reuters/Ipsos poll indicates that the majority of US citizens do not share former President Donald Trump's optimistic view regarding the state of the American economy.

Donald Trump claims the US economy is 'winning so much,' a sentiment the IMF agrees with, though it notes that Trump's trade policies are hindering even greater economic success.

IMF Says Tariff Upheaval Risks Harm to ‘Buoyant’ US Economy  Bloomberg

The US economy experienced growth in 2025, driven by consumer demand and business investments, but job creation, particularly for highly educated Americans, has lagged.

The US economy expanded by 1.4 percent in the fourth quarter of 2025, a growth rate that fell short of economic forecasts.

Trump moves to lift global tariff to 15% after court setback; Chinese expert warns of politicized trade measures harming global supply chains and US economy  Global Times

Mark Carney has stated that Canada can contribute to 'making America great again,' a shift from previous defiance as Canada's own economy experiences shrinkage. His comments reflect a potential change in economic rhetoric and strategy.

Cyprus' economy expanded by 3 percent year-on-year in the first quarter of 2026, according to preliminary data from the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat). The growth was primarily driven by robust household spending, strong exports, and activity across key services sectors.

A top economist warns that the US economy is 'struggling' and could be pushed closer to a recession by the threat of a war with Iran under the Trump administration.

The U.S. economy, despite a strong bull market, may be more vulnerable to recession, with analysts pointing to the 'Three A's' (likely referring to specific economic factors) as key to its current stability amidst the Iran war.

Reports indicate that inflation is now spreading throughout the US economy, moving beyond just high gas prices, which is putting the Federal Reserve in a difficult position.

A market veteran, Ed Yardeni, suggests that the US economy is "G-shaped," driven by the dynamic between older Baby Boomers and younger generations. This model offers an alternative perspective to the commonly used K-shaped economy description.

Elsa Fornero has proposed a bipartisan plan to address Italy's economic fragilities, focusing on welfare and supporting new generations, while Notariato has put forward proposals for a housing plan.

Analysts are examining the implications of sagging bond prices for the US economy, seeking to understand underlying economic trends and potential future impacts.

The New York Federal Reserve has issued a warning regarding a substantial $69 trillion foreign investment 'burden' on the United States economy.

Professor G has issued a warning that Donald Trump is 'bankrupting' America and offered advice on how individuals can protect themselves from a 'weakening' US economy by 2026.

An immigration lawyer spoke in defense of H1-B visas, asserting that India's robust education system provides highly skilled workers who benefit the US economy.

A comparison of the iconic IWM and SPY ETFs reveals two distinct perspectives on different segments of the U.S. economy.

The U.S. economy continues to demonstrate resilience and expansion, navigating various macroeconomic challenges, including those stemming from the conflict in Iran.

Former President Trump is attempting to promote his economic successes, asserting that the American economy is flourishing. However, his message is overshadowed by rising prices, particularly for fuel, which are exacerbating the economic situation for Americans, partly due to the consequences of the 'war in Iran' (likely referring to broader Middle East tensions or a misstatement).

The U.S. economy grew by 2% from January to March, recovering from a federal shutdown, though the ongoing war in Iran is noted as a factor clouding the economic outlook.

An opinion piece titled 'Empire Of Arms' explores how the US economy contributes to sustaining conflicts abroad and internal violence within the country.

The U.S. economy expanded at a 2% annual rate in the first quarter, an improvement from the previous period, though rising energy costs pose a risk to continued growth.

The booming artificial intelligence sector is reportedly helping to shield the US economy from potential negative impacts stemming from a conflict involving Iran.

The U.S. economy showed a modest 2% growth in the first quarter of 2026, but the ongoing "Iran war" is casting a shadow over the economic outlook and spending.

The U.S. economy demonstrated resilience in the first quarter of the year, despite a surge in energy prices attributed to the ongoing conflict with Iran.

Hilton's CEO predicts the US economy is transitioning from a K-shape to a C-shape, driven by macro trends that are boosting spending among lower-income consumers.

A report by Michael Snyder from The Economic Collapse blog presents 18 facts to argue that the U.S. economy is in a significantly worse condition than commonly perceived.

Economist Michael Hudson explains his view that the US economy is based on a Ponzi scheme, highlighting the dangers and costs associated with Wall Street's financial practices.

Home Depot is investing billions to attract new business from professional contractors, adapting its strategy as the US economy impacts its traditional DIY customer base.

An article explores the contrast between positive financial data for the US economy and a different, less optimistic sentiment felt by people on the ground.

Jamie Dimon has issued a warning about the US economy, stating that Americans should not become complacent due to an increasingly complex set of risks.

The U.S. economy is experiencing growth, but the job market is not keeping pace, prompting analysis into why this divergence might be acceptable.

The head of Cyprus's largest business group stated in an Easter message that the country's economy can navigate current hardships through the same collective effort that has defined its past recoveries.

An analysis suggests that the current US economy is exhibiting patterns more akin to the 2000s rather than the inflationary 1970s. This comparison offers a perspective on contemporary economic challenges and trends.

An analysis explores the evolving situation in Venezuela, questioning if it represents a new method of regime change and its significance to the US economy, given Venezuela's vast oil reserves. The discussion also touches upon the perception of a "puppet regime" under Trump.

An article explains what 'USA's kongetal' (US economic figures) are and why investors closely monitor their publication due to the size of the US economy.

The U.S. economy has consistently alternated between adding and losing jobs for ten consecutive months, a trend that is anticipated to persist with the upcoming March jobs report.

The Tax Foundation has published an analysis asserting that the tax policies implemented on Liberation Day did not lead to an improvement in the U.S. economy.

Despite the ongoing war in Iran and existing tariffs, most Chief Financial Officers (CFOs) have expressed a more optimistic outlook for the US economy.

The US economy appears remarkably resilient, having avoided a prolonged downturn since the end of the 2009 financial crisis, with the exception of the two-month COVID-19 recession in 2020.

Wells Fargo anticipates that the U.S. economy will successfully navigate an oil shock, with inflation risks remaining contained despite global energy market volatility.

Analysts are closely monitoring the $138 mark for oil prices, considering its potential impact on the US economy amidst ongoing developments in the Middle East and President Trump's stance on Iran.

Former Trump candidate EJ Antoni warns that the American economy is too fragile to withstand a war with Iran and the resulting $100 per barrel oil prices, which would lead to increased inflation and new economic challenges.

Private credit expands in attempt to bolster business investment in Africa’s most populous economy

The US Department of Energy has warned that gasoline and diesel prices are unlikely to return to pre-war levels until at least mid-2027, which will have a long-term impact on the US economy and increase costs for various industries.

The US economy experienced significantly slower growth in the fourth quarter of 2025, with GDP rising only 0.7%, a major downgrade from initial estimates. This slowdown is attributed to looming fallout from the war in the Middle East, stoking inflation worries.

Revised figures indicate that the US economy grew at a slower rate of 0.7% in the fourth quarter of 2025, down from an earlier estimate of 1.4%, suggesting a weaker economic performance than initially reported.

Donald Trump is reportedly planning new trade tariffs, including a permanent tariff wall against allies like the EU and Mexico, citing 'unfair competition' and risking damage to the US economy and Republican unity.

Rising fuel prices are anticipated to have a lasting negative effect on the US economy, leading to higher costs for industries like farming and airlines, which will likely pass these increases on to consumers.

Italian unions Adoc, Cgil, and Alleanza are advocating for a shift away from a bonus-based economy, citing growing social discomfort and stagnant requirements.

Research indicates that daylight saving time imposes a significant economic cost of $672 million on the U.S. economy annually.

Cyprus’s economy is holding up under the strain of the Middle East war, with the government’s economic team concluding it can withstand the disruption for up to four weeks without serious damage,…

Figure far below expectations comes as doubts persist over labour market strength

The ongoing turmoil in the Middle East is anticipated to affect Cyprus's tourism, shipping, investment, energy, inflation, and household purchasing power, with the extent of the impact depending on the conflict's intensity and duration.

Cyprus’ gross domestic product (GDP) rose by 3.8 per cent in real terms in 2025, according to preliminary estimates by the Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat). The statistical service said the economy recorded positive growth of 3.8 per cent in real terms compared with 2024, with GDP at constant prices reaching €30.52 billion. In current prices, […]

Experts are scrutinizing former President Trump's tariff policies, questioning whether illegally collected funds will be returned to companies, amidst rising country risks despite a seemingly strong US economy.

Skybridge's Anthony Scaramucci states that the US economy will recover if it maintains stable political policy.

The Cyprus Fiscal Council announced that national public debt is on a downward trajectory, expected to fall below 60% of GDP by 2025, but raised concerns about the economy's reliance on foreign investment and potential flight.

Hedge fund billionaire Ray Dalio has issued a warning that the US is heading into 'very dark times' and provided guidance on how investors can protect their portfolios.

Iran has demanded that ships pay for passage through the Strait of Hormuz, with some reports indicating a fee of up to two million dollars, and has stated that the strait will remain closed.

Tomatoes are emerging as an unexpected bellwether for the struggling US economy, reflecting broader economic pressures.

An analysis suggests the US economy is currently facing two difficult potential trajectories, prompting discussions on its future direction.

Leading U.S. bank CEOs expressed continued confidence in the resilience of the American economy, though they acknowledged certain caveats and potential challenges ahead.

An opinion piece discusses the destabilizing effect on American society caused by the perception that the US economy is being overtaken by China.

Despite claims of "through the roof" credit card spending, the US economy is showing signs of strain with climbing credit card delinquencies and a significant jump in farm bankruptcies.

New S&P surveys indicate that the U.S. economy is experiencing significant strain due to the nearly three-month-old conflict with Iran. The prolonged conflict has led to another flare-up in inflation, increasing business costs and reducing customer demand.

Lazard CEO Peter Orszag stated that the U.S. economy has become a "levered bet on AI." He highlighted the significant reliance on artificial intelligence for economic growth.

Bond yields in the US, Japan, and other countries have risen as investors anticipate higher inflation following an increase in oil prices, signaling an alarm for the global economy.

The US dollar has rallied, driven by indications of a resilient American economy, suggesting strength despite broader market conditions.

According to Kathryn Edwards, concerns over job displacement due to artificial intelligence are revealing more profound structural issues within the U.S. economy.

Conflict is reverberating across the US economy at cost of hundreds of billions of dollars in lost output

Despite positive growth and labor market figures, the US economy faces hindrance from the Trump administration's erratic policies, particularly the ongoing trade war.

Iran War Shockwaves Spread Across US Economy Bloomberg.com

Jonathan Golub told CNBC that the U.S. economy remains resilient despite the ongoing conflict involving Iran.

Tax refunds and investments in artificial intelligence are helping the US economy absorb high oil prices. The upcoming US employment report will test the economy's resilience and its implications for the Federal Reserve's monetary policy.

The Tehran Times reports that the US economy is experiencing negative effects, suggesting these are repercussions from a perceived 'war on Iran'.

An analysis suggests the US economy is experiencing a K-shaped recovery post-Covid, with growth primarily benefiting wealthier segments, partly due to an AI-driven stock market boom. The report warns that growing inequalities and a potential tech bubble could destabilize the economy.

Bank of America has published an analysis describing the U.S. economy as being in a nominal 'boom loop,' indicating a period of strong economic activity.

Inflation across the entire US economy is accelerating, with the 6-month core services PCE inflation index hitting 3.7% annualized. The report indicates that rising prices are not limited to the energy sector, with chip prices and software also contributing.

The U.S. economy experienced growth in the first quarter, driven by significant investments related to artificial intelligence and a rebound in government spending.

The U.S. economy demonstrated solid growth in the first quarter, even as the Iran war began. This indicates resilience in the face of wartime headwinds and geopolitical tensions.

As Jerome Powell's eight-year term as Federal Reserve chair concludes in May, an analysis reviews the mixed employment and inflation record of the US economy during his leadership, which included a major pandemic shock.

According to Goldman Sachs, artificial intelligence is estimated to be responsible for the loss of approximately 16,000 jobs per month in the U.S. economy.

A new report indicates that Temporary Protected Status (TPS) holders contribute $29 billion to the US economy, with these findings emerging before a Supreme Court hearing on a Trump-era bid to end protections for Syrians and Haitians.

The Cyprus Statistical Service (Cystat) confirmed robust economic growth for Cyprus in 2025, reporting a 3.8 percent expansion both annually and in the final quarter of the year.

Following the 2008 financial crisis, there has been extensive discussion and research regarding the rapid growth of the U.S. financial sector and its implications for the economy.

Anthony Scaramucci has stated his belief that the US economy is not merely approaching a recession but is already experiencing one. His comments offer a contrasting view on the current economic climate.

US Senator Bernie Sanders, appearing at a Manhattan rally, warned that 'the worst is yet to come' for the US economy unless workers unite against billionaires, while also highlighting the threat of AI to human jobs.

Iran War Hits US Economy With More Inflation, Record-Low Sentiment  Bloomberg.com

The US economy expanded at a sluggish 0.5% in the fourth quarter, according to government data, which downgraded a previous estimate.

Authored by David Stockman, an article warns that the current economic conditions in the US represent a form of stagflation distinct from historical precedents, as the economy grinds to a halt amidst inflation.

The Cypriot economy experienced a marginal year-on-year decrease in March 2026, indicating a potential slowdown influenced by the ongoing Middle East crisis.

A Goldman Sachs survey indicates that large investors, such as insurance companies, are expanding their involvement in private markets, while the US economy is becoming a concern amidst geopolitical risks and opportunities in artificial intelligence.

Goldman Sachs analysts estimate that the ongoing conflict in Iran is costing the U.S. economy approximately 10,000 jobs each month.

Despite avoiding a recession, the United States economy is characterized by a prevailing sense of public dissatisfaction and misery.

Donald Trump's draconian immigration policies are highlighted as some of his most disruptive interventions, raising questions about the US economy's ability to thrive without migrant contributions.

A new poll reveals that almost half of all Americans are concerned about a 'total economic collapse' occurring within the next decade, with many believing the US economy is already in dire straits.

Cyprus must carefully manage its public messaging abroad, particularly regarding military imagery, as persistent Middle East tensions could damage tourism, investment, and confidence, according to the Cyprus economy and competitiveness council chairman.

New research indicates that the average H-1B household contributes significantly more to the US economy, approximately $30,050, which is 2.6 times that of a typical US household.

Oxford Economics warns that while the energy crisis has not yet led to a recession, a scenario exists where rising oil prices could bring the US economy to a complete halt.

The US economy experienced a sharper slowdown in the fourth quarter of 2025 than initially estimated, primarily due to a decrease in personal consumption and exports.

The US economy expanded at an anemic annual rate of 0.7% in the fourth quarter, significantly lower than initial estimates, primarily due to the 43-day federal government shutdown last year.

Outcomes depend on how quickly oil tankers can return to the Strait of Hormuz, experts said.

The US economy unexpectedly lost 92,000 jobs in February, contrary to forecasts, according to new figures from the US Department of Labor.

The US economy unexpectedly lost 92,000 jobs in February, with nearly all sectors affected, raising concerns about the stability of the US labor market.

The United States unexpectedly lost 92,000 jobs in February, with the unemployment rate ticking up, putting pressure on the President's economic agenda ahead of midterm elections.

Cyprus continued to outperform most eurozone economies in fiscal balance in 2025, according to analysis released by Eurobank research economist Michail Vassileiadis, based on preliminary fiscal data and the first estimate of gross domestic product. The analysis stated that Cyprus outperformed most eurozone peers in fiscal balance for a fourth consecutive year, continuing a trend […]

A preview of the February jobs report anticipates 55,000 jobs added to the US economy, a decrease from January but slightly above the Fed's breakeven point.

Services ISM Smashes Estimates, Prints At 56.1 Highest Since 2022, As Prices Paid Tumble After the Manufacturing ISM print earlier this week came modestly stronger than expected (albeit with the Prices Paid component spiking and sending 10Y yields higher), some were expecting a similar improvement in today's Services ISM print. What they got instead, was a blowout number, and one suggesting that whatever weakness the US economy was in for much of the latter part of 2025, is now ...

Trump’s decision to launch open-ended attacks on Iran risks shaking the US economy, with global trade, oil prices, and inflation all in the balance. The uncertainty is just beginning.

Here are the top business stories in Cyprus from the week starting February 23: Cyprus and Serbia have agreed to sign a Memorandum of Cooperation in tourism in the coming months, with the Republic of Cyprus participating as the honoured country for the first time in its history at the Sajam Turizma 2026 tourism exhibition […]

A 'doomsday' report has left experts concerned about the increasing likelihood of a significant shake-up in the US economy, stating the current system is unprepared for such a crisis.

An article analyzes former President Trump's claims that the US economy is 'bigger, better, richer,' examining the reality behind these statements.

An analysis reviews the state of the U.S. economy during the first year of the Trump presidency.

The US economy experienced strong growth in 2025, but job creation remained stagnant, leading to concerns about a widening wealth gap and a potentially frozen labor market.