What’s happening this week in economics? Deloitte’s team of economists examines news and trends from around the world.
According to the most recent survey of economists, a recession in the coming months looks increasingly likely.
The U.S. economy will continue to expand for the rest of 2022, say the nation's purchasing and supply executives in the Spring 2022 Semiannual Economic Forecast.
Today, ICSC released the results of its Economic Event Sensitivity Survey, which found that inflation is the predominant economic concern among adults at present, with 50% saying it has impacted their financial situation over the past 24 months.
Manufacturing is Expected to Expand in 2021; Revenue to Increase 7.2%; Capital Expenditures to Increase 8.7%; Capacity Utilization Currently at 88.3%; Services is Expected to Expand in 2021; Revenue to Increase 5.4%; Capital Expenditures to Increase 5.7%; Capacity Utilization Currently at 89.4%
Could funding for roads, bridges and even highspeed broadband boost the fortunes of those in commercial real estate?
While February economic data showed decline, a fresh stimulus bodes well for March
Mass vaccinations are providing the shot in the arm needed to reenergize consumers and the economy
Commercial real estate should be riding the wave of a fast economic rebound in the months to come
Measures being taken now are setting the stage for better times in 2021, through the middle of this decade