slowdown

Boris Schlossberg, managing director at BK Asset Management, explains that the Chinese slowdown, reflected in recent PMI data, will impact profits and currencies. more...

Despite the bearish headlines, the long-term picture for China looks quite good and a slowdown might actually be healthy, according to HSBC. more...

Stocks turn positive after falling earlier on a slower than expected growth out of China and mixed earnings news. Insight on whether the slowdown in China is something to be concerned about, with David Donabedian, Atlantic Trust and Mike Holland, Holland & Company. more...

The Fed's beige book on economic conditions showed growth slowing in some U.S. regions as food and energy prices rose. But it was the rippling effects from the Japanese earthquake that got the most blame. more...

The new reality of the economy is that we are actually adding more jobs per month and May's numbers shouldn't weigh too heavily on optimism, according to John Silvia, Wells Fargo, but Jack De Gan, Harbor Advisor, disagrees. Insight with Jared Bernstein, Center on Budget and Policy Priorities...

Commodities will weaken in the short term as the Chinese economy starts to slow, but prices could once again move higher from this fall boosted by power constraints in China, Jim Lennon, head of commodities research at Macquarie Bank told CNBC on Monday. more...