Stocks Look to Shrug Off Dwindling Consumer Confidence

High prices for commodities last month sent consumer confidence spiraling to a three-month low, but that doesn't necessarily mean the stock market...

Investors Share Biggest Global and U.S. Economic Concerns

Earthquakes and nuclear meltdowns in Japan, uprisings in the Middle East, scary job prospects, a gargantuan federal deficit, zooming gasoline...

What Are Your Five Biggest Worries?

Earthquakes and nuclear meltdowns in Japan, uprisings in the Middle East, scary job prospects, a gargantuan federal deficit, zooming gasoline...

Two Ways to Tell if the U.S. Economy is Ready to Get Back on its Feet

The U.S. economy has been crippled by the financial crisis. And regardless of what policymakers try to do to spur growth, it will hobble along lamely...

Flat Consumer Spending and Declining Factory Orders Point to Slower Economic Recovery

Consumer spending in the United Sates was flat in June and personal savings were the highest in a year, underscoring how unemployment continues to...

Question of the Week: Readers Respond to Money Morning's Retail Stimulus Query

Faced with a wheezing economy that can't seem to heal, big U.S. retailers like Target Corp. (NYSE:

Consumers Buck Economic Trends to Help Retail Sales Post Fastest Growth in Four Years

The American consumer bucked strong economic headwinds to help retail sales post the fastest growth in four years, a report is expected to show today...

Question of the Week: Readers Respond to Money Morning's Financial Reform Query

With U.S. consumers still feeling the sting of the global financial crisis, consumer advocacy groups are claiming that they snagged a win with the...

History Shows Stock Market Plunge May Just Be Par for the Course

Although the stock market plunge last week was certainly unsettling, history and a slew of positive leading indicators show that this may just be...

We Want to Hear From You: How Do You As A Consumer Feel About the Financial Reform Bill?

With U.S. consumers still feeling the sting of the global financial crisis, consumer advocacy groups are claiming that they snagged a win with the...

Question of the Week: Readers Respond to Money Morning's U.S. Consumers Query

Recent reports show U.S. consumers are spending again; some are even ditching the whole discount mentality in favor of luxury brands and making...

We Want to Hear From You: Are U.S. Consumers Finally Willing to Spend Again? Are You?

Recent reports show U.S. consumers are spending again; some are actually even ditching the whole discount mentality in favor of luxury brands, while...

Government Reports Show Consumer Spending Fueling Economic Recovery

A string of government reports show that the American consumer is making more money and spending again, providing impetus for a sustained economic...

We Want to Hear From You: Do You Think Booming Corporate Profits Are the Sign of a Strengthening U.S. Economy?

The past few weeks have pulled in one earnings report after another for 2010's first quarter, allowing a better look at the status of corporate...

Retailers Make a Surprising Comeback

You may be hearing a lot of bearish commentary centering on the premise that the market's advance is unsustainable because it has benefited so much...

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