A robust GDP print, profit growth, and 2026 policy tailwinds show why the U.S. economy may stay resilient despite ...
Corporate pre-tax profits in all non-financial domestic industries combined jumped by 5.6% in Q4 from Q3. The BEA’s measure of corporate profits tracks profits from current production by all ...
Stock bulls point to the upbeat outlook for U.S. corporate profits. Earnings among SP 500 companies are projected up over 15% ...
That’s after a first quarter slump. The Bureau of Economic Analysis reports corporate profits a little differently than companies themselves. “The proper BEA terminology is profits from current ...
There’s been a post passed around on social media that claims corporate profits are driving inflation. The contents are enough to get any reasonable person angry. Here it is — but hold off on outrage ...
The linkage between PCE and corporate profits is critical, given that spending generates corporate revenues. After-tax corporate profits stood at roughly $3.26 trillion SAAR in Q2-2025, near the high ...
Wall Street is anticipating a hit to corporate earnings and the stock market if Democratic presidential candidate Kamala Harris wins in November and enacts promised tax increases. Tax policy has ...
Corporate profits drove 53% of inflation during the second and third quarters of 2023 and more than one-third since the start of the pandemic, the report found, analyzing Commerce Department data.
During the pandemic, corporate profits took off into the stratosphere. And by the middle of last year, they were running almost 50% above their pre-pandemic peak. But since then, corporate profits ...
Wall Street analysts are partaking once again in a longstanding holiday tradition: lowering their projections for how much profit they expect America’s biggest companies to reap during the coming ...
WASHINGTON (Reuters) -U.S. corporate profits surged to a record high in the fourth quarter amid strong demand and pricing power, but an uncertain economic outlook due to tariffs is creating a ...
The vibe on Wall Street couldn’t be more at odds with deflated Main Street. Yes, stock prices headed down after today’s disappointing jobs report, which showed unemployment rising to 9.1%. But for ...