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US exceptionalism is alive and well, and that won't change in 2026.
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Black and Hispanic households have experienced more inflation than other groups since the reopening of the economy from the pandemic...
US exceptionalism will continue in 2026—but so will the vulnerabilities beneath the surface.
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Our supply chain stress index moderated in September as import volumes continue to decline following front loading activity earlier this...
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A household needed to earn an annual income of $110,100 to afford a single-family home and pay both property taxes...
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The US macroeconomic implications are minor, and the resulting reduction in inflation next year is no more than just a...
An epic burst of capex from the tech sector to build AI and related infrastructure has driven a pick-up in...
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Unemployment is rising and wage growth is declining for young adults, which could have a long-term scarring impact. Weak labor...
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The end of the government shutdown did not alter the broader economic trajectory, but it did create a sharp swing...
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Farm bankruptcies are rising, and the underlying pressures go well beyond this year's turbulence in US-China relations, pointing to structural...
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We expect this holiday shopping season to be the strongest in four years, but it will be disproportionately driven by...
The surge in capital spending by U.S. technology providers is leading one of the largest investment cycles of the past...
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A recent agreement to lower tariffs on Chinese imports by 10 percentage points has nudged the US effective tariff rate...
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Global tradeflows remain under pressure despite easing tariff tensions. Recent US–China agreements reduce select import taxes and support China’s 2026...
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With stock markets sitting at or near all-time highs, there is renewed attention on the consumption effects from fluctuations in...
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Our analysis suggests that rising digital technology investment in the United States could significantly exceed consensus growth expectations for 2026.
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The federal shutdown that started on October 1st is on course to be one of the longest in years and...
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A federal government shutdown is unlikely to shift forecasts for GDP, unemployment, or inflation but adds downside risks to near-term...
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Southern metros are set to see the greatest benefits from the reindustrialization agenda
Consulting Report
Our report explains why the European chemical industry is undergoing a severe and sustained contraction. Structural pressures, principally high energy...
