The U.S. Leading Indicator inched down 0.1% to 99.0 in May, matching the consensus and a smaller decline than April's -1.4%, which was revised from -1.0%, according to data released by The Conference ...

Discover how coincident indicators reflect current economic conditions, their role in analyzing business cycles, and their impact on understanding economic trends.

Discover leading, coincident, and lagging business cycle indicators to predict economic trends, using insights from the Conference Board.

The U.S. Leading Indicator Index fell 0.7% to 100.5 in March, steeper than the -0.5% consensus, according to data released by The Conference Board on Monday. February's decline was revised to 0.2% ...

Global leading indicators were hanging on for dear life in April, strained by the shock of President Trump’s tariff measures. Sustained resilience in the global macro environment now depends heavily ...

As of May, 10 out of 16 leading indicators in the sample were trending upward, signaling a robust upturn in global economic activity. Coincident indicators, meanwhile, surged toward the end of Q1, ...

Most economic indicators are retrospective, meaning they look backward. This includes GDP, unemployment, retail sales and so on. It is for that reason that I pay very close attention to leading ...

Ahead of today’s regular stock market trading session, pre-market futures are picking up where they left off Tuesday afternoon: higher. Continued optimism for a pro-growth Trump administration are ...

The numbers: Leading indicators for the U.S. economy fell in January for the 22nd month in a row — the third-longest losing streak ever — but the U.S. still doesn’t appear to be careening toward a ...