Demand for new houses over the past 50 years has generally shifted outward with rising incomes and an increasing population, though it has shifted inward during periods of recession. Supply for new ...

Anyone who has taken an economics class knows the importance of where the demand and supply curve intersect, but right now, for many common items, that point is nowhere close to existence. Mostly due ...

Analysts are holding their oil price forecasts largely unchanged as rising OPEC+ output targets and lacklustre demand offset ...

We have been on inflation watch all year, bracing for the Administration’s new tariff policies to create a classic negative aggregate supply shock on the economy. A supply shock occurs when production ...

Markets brace for shifting dynamics amid the IEA's warnings of supply surpluses, moderating demand growth, and ongoing ...

Forbes contributors publish independent expert analyses and insights. Roger Valdez writes about housing economics and policy. When policy makers, politicians, and the media talk about a “housing ...

A stack of US dollar bills are seen during an AFP interview with North Korean defector Park Sang-hak in Seoul on June 25, 2024. Park considers the propaganda balloons he floats into his homeland to be ...

State health officials have recently praised the nation’s vaccine rollout, which just this week surpassed three important milestones. More than 30% of the U.S. population has been fully vaccinated, ...

Oil prices rose slightly on Tuesday in choppy trading, as investors focused on expectations the market is likely to become ...

Amid a pandemic-driven boom in PC sales across the world, tech companies are in the strange position of being unable to meet demand due to chip and component shortages. Tech analyst firms have ...