How likely are the stock markets to crash in 2023, according to different countries? And how have those predictions changed over time?
Since 1960, an inverted yield curve has preceded nearly every recession. This animation highlights how that inversion is becoming more extreme.
The effective federal funds rate has risen more than two percentage points in six months. How does this compare to other interest rate hikes?
Stay up to date on the U.S. economy with this infographic summarizing the most recent Federal Reserve data released.
Many Americans are feeling the sting of inflation as everyday items like food and fuel have seen big price increases.
The current recession is the most unequal in modern history, with employment rates diverging greatly between high versus low wage workers.
Economic recovery from COVID-19 could come in four shapes—L, U, W, and V. What do they mean, and what do global CEOs see as the most...
The economic cycle is a series of peaks and valleys. Analyzing economic data going back to 1950 helps put recessions into perspective.
For 50 years, the CRU Group has tracked the commodities that drive the modern world, bringing macroeconomic insights to investors for accurate pricing.
The annual Misery Index ranks the most and least miserable countries, based on four economic factors—unemployment, inflation, lending rates, and GDP growth.