Economic Outlook
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Economic forecast: Growth expected sooner for US and later for Michigan, which is sensitive to tariffs
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Economic forecast: US, Michigan vulnerable to tariff whiplash strain
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Consumers worried about labor markets amid trade policy volatility
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Consumer outlook on the rise, despite worries with policy shifts under new presidency
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Holiday spending shaped by economic fears, partisan divides
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US economy due for a slowdown, yet Fed moves likely to keep recession at bay, per U-M forecast
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Michigan economy going strong, US holding up—but inflation vexes and adds volatility to U-M forecast
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Anomaly mythology: Factors that predict stock market returns exciting, but not reliable
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U-M economic forecast: Modest growth expected, soft landing likely as inflation eases, but no guarantees
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U-M Surveys of Consumers: Easing inflation pressures lift sentiment
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U-M economists expect ‘mild recession,’ though auto sector strength should curb worst effects in Michigan