U.S. Election – Donald Trump vs. Joe Biden and the U.S. Economy Americans think that Donald Trump will be better for the U.S. economy if he is re-elected rather than if Joe Biden is elected. Image: BofA Global Research
U.S. Election – Joe Biden vs. Donald Trump and the U.S. Economy Americans believe that Donald Trump will be a little better for the U.S. economy than Joe Biden. Image: BofA Global Research
U.S. Economy – Exports and Imports Annual Growth In May, US exports sank to 11-year low, and imports dropped as demand for goods slows. Image: Oxford Economics
Recovery of the U.S. Economy – Republicans vs. Democrats Republicans and Democrats have different views on the recovery of the U.S. economy. Republicans are eager to reopen economy, while Democrats are more cautious. Image: Financial Times
Coronavirus Crisis and Reopening the U.S. Economy This map shows which states are reopening amid the coronavirus pandemic. Image: Bloomberg
Number of Months U.S. Economy in Recession Since 1918, the average U.S. recession has lasted about 13 months. Image: Deutsche Bank Global Research
U.S. Economy vs. Asset Prices Persistent low interest rates could explain the wide divergence between real economy prices and asset prices, over the past decade. Image: Charles Schwab
Number of Months U.S. Economy in Recession The 2010s are the first time a decade has gone without the U.S. falling into recession. Image: Deutsche Bank Global Research
When Will the U.S. Economy Go into Recession? At the Goldman Sachs annual Global Strategy Conference this week, most clients expect a recession in 2021 or 2022. Image: Goldman Sachs Global Investment Research
Asia Pacific Economic Data Leads the U.S. Economy This chart suggests that Asia Pacific economic data leads the U.S. economy since the Great Financial Crisis. U.S. economic data becomes laggard. Image: Arbor Research & Trading LLC