GDP Advances 2.4 Percent; Revised Down from Original 2.5 Percent Estimate
Jobless Claims Increase to 354,000; Above Expectations
Consumer Confidence Hits a Five-Year High
S&P/Case-Shiller Home Price Indices Record Strong Gains
Durable Goods Orders Rebound, Up Two of Past Three Months
New Home Sales Increase Amid Tight Inventories
Jobless Claims Drop More than Expected, At Five-Year Low
Existing Home Sales and Prices Continue to Rise
Bernanke Favors Continued Fed Stimulus
Two Fed Officials Speak on Support for Fed Policy, Describe Exit Plans
Report Indicates Economic Expansion at Moderate Pace
Housing Starts Plummet 16.5 Percent, Building Permits Surge 14.3 Percent
CPI Falls 0.4 Percent While Real Hourly Wages Advance 0.5 Percent
Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Jump 32,000 to 360,000
Retail Sales Unexpectedly Advance 0.1 Percent, Details Stronger
Jobless Claims Drop 4,000 to 5 1/2 Year Low
Service Sector Continues to Grow, But at a Slower Pace
Employment Report: More Jobs But Fewer Hours and Lower Weekly Earnings
Trade Deficit Drops on Falling Imports
Jobless Claims Unexpectedly Drop by 18,000 to 324,000