The Fed has cast doubt over a previous forecast of interest rate cuts.

Voters aren't happy with Biden's handling of the economy, but can't really explain why.

The U.S. added 303,000 jobs in March, far surpassing economists' expectations.

President Joe Biden and his reelection campaign have seized on former President Donald Trump's comments about entitlements in an interview Monday on CNBC

Biden voters in Michigan speak about how inflation and prices influence their dour views of the economy ahead of the 2024 election

Red states make up an overwhelming majority of the top-performing states, ABC found.

The economy is the top concern among voters, an ABC News/Ipsos poll found.

Republicans in the Granite State are generally more moderate than those in Iowa, but their top issues are largely aligned with those of the national party.

As inflation continues to slow but interest rates remain high, each candidate has their own solution for the economy.

Rate cuts make borrowing less expensive, potentially boosting the economy.

From inflation to military spending to housing costs, the candidates lay out their plans for the U.S. economy.

Inflation, debt and rising costs are overshadowing low unemployment and a strong GDP.

The president's ratings for the economy and immigration are at career lows, according to the latest ABC News/Washington Post poll.

Biden’s reelection pitch is shaping up around one word -- Bidenomics -- as he bets he'll benefit with voters by hitching his political image to the state of the economy