Economy
U.S. Economy Showed Significant Growth in Q4
Gross domestic product grew at pace of 6.9 percent, but omicron and supply shortages may stymie Q1 2022 numbers.
ECONOMY REPORT: Omnipresent Omicron
The year closed with an uptick in consumer confidence, but the latest coronavirus variant threatens to derail progress
A Cautious Outlook
A key measurement of U.S. consumer confidence dropped in September as U.S. deaths from Covid-19 passed 700,000.
Delta Blues
Many economic segments remain strong, but a poor jobs report and a slip in consumer confidence reinforce the pandemic’s long-reaching effects.
The Reopening Continues
Economic indicators point to a full recovery with Covid-19 in retreat, but a labor shortage and supply-chain issues remain.
The Reopening Continues
Economic indicators point to a full recovery with Covid-19 in retreat, but a labor shortage and supply-chain issues remain.
Rounding the Last Bend?
As all segments of the economy race to surpass prepandemic levels, a bit of wheelspin is expected to occur, but not for long.
Marine Economy Outpaced Overall U.S. Economy in 2019
America’s “blue economy” accounted for nearly $397 billion or $1.9 of GDP during 2019, with tourism and recreation — including fishing — the top contributor.
Economy Report: Positive Indicators
Despite an up-and-down ride the past few months, economic indicators overall look promising.
One Follows the Other
Demand remains strong in marine, RV and housing. Can vaccinations and new Washington policies lift consumer confidence and the broader economy?
Economy Report: Phases and Stages
Can the Covid-19 vaccine, a new stimulus package and changes in Washington spark a return to a prepandemic normality?
Covid-19 Accelerates Trend Toward Cashless Payments
Pending legislation could prevent businesses from taking cash-only payments.
Hope is in the Mix
Economic indicators remain high, with declines due to the Covid-19 resurgence and lack of another stimulus package.
Outdoor Rec was 2.1% of the Nation’s GDP in 2019
Topped by boating and fishing, outdoor recreation generated $788 billion in economic output.
Good News, At Least for Now
Inflation remains tame, consumer spending is up, and home building is strong with wary eyes on politics and the pandemic.
Economy Report
A macro look at the effects the pandemic is having on consumer confidence and sentiment, spending, small businesses and more.
The Calm Before the Storm?
Although key measures continued on an upward trajectory and unemployment numbers have fallen, the overall outlook for 2020 remains volatile.
Senate Passes Great American Outdoors Act, Providing Billions for Recreation
The legislation will head to the House for consideration.
“An Economic Heavyweight”
NOAA Fisheries study shows a $10.5 billion impact from recreational fishing trips.
World Bank: Global GDP Will Fall 5.2% in 2020, but Rebound by 4.2% in 2021.
The National Association of Manufacturers issued its monthly report.