US Economic Updates

Mexico's annual inflation hits 3-year high in July
Venezuela's inflation hits 33.7 percent in July
Rising prices stifle impact of stimulus payments
Factory orders post biggest increase in 6 months
No change expected in Fed interest rates
Dollar mixed as market waits on US interest rate call
In US, gas prices mean more riders, fewer buses
S&P emails slammed mortgage debt products: report
Big Oil's biggest quarter ever: $51.5B in all
US auto sales slump to 16-year low in July
World factories gearing down but raising prices
BA profit collapses on dire trading environment
Growth weaker than hoped; economy shrinks in Q4
GDP gets stimulus checks boost
Fed extends emergency loan program for Wall Street
Private sector gains 9,000 jobs in July: report
Americans look for ray of hope in economic gloom
US consumer confidence shows small gain from lows
Fuel price hikes squeeze farmers at local markets
Deficit seen near record $490 billion in fiscal 2009
Obama gives Bernanke vote of confidence
Would You Drive 55?
New Home Market, Durable Goods Defy Gloomy June Views
For the economy, finally some news not half bad
IBD's Top 10 - Thursday
Home Sales Sink To New Low As Job Market Weakens
Toyota outsells GM worldwide in first half
Is Upside Surprise In Store For GDP?
AP IMPACT: Traffic deaths fall as gas prices climb
Paulson says financial stability is top priority
Goldman's Wilson to advise Paulson on banking: report
Economists: 2nd half growth likely to be anemic
Oil prices tumble in biggest weekly drop ever
Merrill may still sell BlackRock, CreditSights says
Treasury prices edge lower as stocks rise
Investment firms, banks step up Fed loans
Bernanke: Fannie, Freddie in no danger of failing
Key developments on inflation
JC Penney celebrates latest brand launch in style
Bernanke faces new grilling amid economic storm
Congress to hear Bernanke, Paulson on market strain
Budget woes force cuts in summer-school programs
Government not expected to help more companies
Ex-auto retail sales jump in June: SpendingPulse
Fannie, Freddie say they have plenty of capital
Trade deficit ebbs as exports rise to record high