US economy
Coverage of US economy in the Nexus archive.
- AI absolutism is breaking our brains. The apocalyptic future we’re being sold isn’t inevitable
The article discusses conflicting narratives about artificial intelligence, highlighting its potential to generate significant economic growth while also raising concerns about its risks. It notes AI represented nearly 60% of US economic growth in Q4 2025 and debates whether to embrace or avoid the technology.
- Rieder Likens US Economy a 'Three Month Old Birthday Cake'
Rieder compared the US economy to a three-month-old birthday cake. The analogy suggests a critical view of the economy's current state.
- Stock markets surge higher as US economy delivers a MASSIVE jobs win in May - and your 401(k) will love it
Stock markets surged higher following a significant jobs report for the US economy in May, which is expected to positively impact retirement accounts like 401(k)s.
- US economy blew past expectations to add 172,000 jobs in May
The US economy added 172,000 jobs in May, surpassing expectations. Traders anticipate the Federal Reserve may raise interest rates by December due to the strong job growth.
- Few Americans feel 'financially fulfilled', poll finds
A survey by Edward Jones and Gallup found that only 1 in 6 Americans feel financially fulfilled, with similar pessimism among Canadians. About one-third of Americans report financial stress, and over half are conflicted about their financial situation. Older Americans (65 and up) and wealthier individuals are more likely to feel financially fulfilled, reflecting broader dissatisfaction with the US economy as midterm elections approach and Republicans campaign to maintain control.
- Gold continues decline as inflation fears outweigh hope of end to Iran war
Gold prices have fallen over 4% this month, driven by inflation concerns linked to energy supply disruptions and a resilient US economy, despite hopes for a diplomatic resolution to Middle East tensions. The decline reflects investors prioritizing inflation fears over de-escalation in the US-Israel-Iran conflict.
- Republicans’ view of economy darkens, poll finds
Republican economic confidence has declined to its lowest point during Trump's second term, with only 16% of Americans rating current economic conditions as excellent or good. Rising energy prices from the Iran conflict and inflation at its fastest pace in three years are driving the downturn, creating challenges for Republicans facing affordability criticisms on the campaign trail.
- Watch live: Rethinking Psychedelic Treatment for America’s Mental Health Crisis
The US is facing a mental health crisis, with mental illness costing the economy over $280 billion annually and affecting various aspects of society. Many current medicines have not advanced in decades despite rising prevalence. The field of psychiatry is at an inflection point, seeking new treatments such as psychedelic therapy.
- US filings for jobless benefits hits 211,000 as the war in Iran drags on
The number of Americans filing for jobless aid rose to 211,000 last week, remaining historically low despite economic uncertainty caused by the war in Iran. The increase in jobless benefits filings indicates a potential slowdown in the US economy. The ongoing conflict in Iran is a contributing factor to the economic uncertainty.
- TIAA's Kourtney Gibson: Us Economy Showing Some ‘Wear'
TIAA's Kourtney Gibson reports that the US economy is showing signs of wear. This indicates potential concerns and slowdowns in economic growth. The statement suggests a cautious outlook on the current state of the economy.
- Trump Says US Inflation Is 'Short Term'
US President Donald Trump stated that the current inflation in the US is short term. He expressed his views on the economic situation. The statement aims to reassure about the country's financial stability.
- The unsinkable U.S. economy cruises on, despite headwinds from the Iran war
The US economy continues to expand despite facing macro obstacles, including headwinds from the Iran war. The economy's resilience is notable given the challenging geopolitical context. Overall economic growth persists.
- As Iran war continues, people across the US are feeling a strain from high gas prices
The ongoing Iran war is causing high gas prices, affecting people in the US, including retirees who are feeling the strain. One person expressed disappointment with their retirement due to the situation. The conflict is having a broader impact on the economy and daily life.
- US Economy Is in 'Fine Shape,' Marathon's Richards Says
Marathon's Richards states the US economy is in 'fine shape'. The comment reflects confidence in current economic conditions.
- Over 50,000 home deals collapse in weeks as panicked buyers pull out in droves in grim omen for US economy
Over 50,000 home deals collapsed in the US within weeks as panicked buyers withdrew, signaling a potential economic downturn. The surge in canceled transactions reflects declining buyer confidence and rising financial uncertainty.
- Oil Prices to Have Muted Impact on Economy, UBS's Lovell Says
Nadia Lovell of UBS Global Wealth states that rising oil prices will have a muted effect on the US economy and corporate earnings. The analysis was shared during an interview on Bloomberg's 'Bloomberg Open Interest.'
- What We Can Learn About the US Economy from a Bag of Doritos
The article uses Doritos as a metaphor to analyze trends in US consumer spending and economic indicators. It explores how snack consumption patterns reflect broader economic health and market dynamics.
- The Iran war and the American economy
The article discusses a podcast analyzing the potential long-term economic impact of the Iran war on the US economy. It focuses on whether the conflict will have lasting effects on American economic stability.