The Conference Board's LEI six-month and 12-month growth rates were less negative than earlier in 2024, while the CEI pointed ...

A bundle of measures gauging the health of the U.S. economy fell back a little in December, reversing the boost that emerged following Donald Trump’s victory in the elections.

The Conference Board said Thursday that its Leading Economic Index, or LEI, dipped 0.3% to 102.4 in March, having risen 0.2% in February. The index had been expected to fall less, by a marginal 0. ...