Upcoming economic reports may reveal how Trump’s policies, including trade wars and tax reforms, are affecting Americans’ ...

By week’s end, it’ll be much clearer how the US economy is holding up amid President Donald Trump’s sweeping policy changes.

When The Economist introduced its Big Mac index in 1986, McDonald's famous hamburger cost just $1.60 in the United States. Now it costs $5.65, according to data from the economic publication in four ...

The Big Mac Index uses the humble burger to decode global currency shifts and hidden price pressures. It’s economic theory served with a clever side of insight. Stacey Leasca is an award-winning ...

Despite The Economist’s assessment that the manat is undervalued based on the Big Mac Index, multiple economic indicators suggest its continued stability. Azerbaijan’s strong trade surplus, FDI ...

In South Korea, Big Mac prices remained static while U.S. prices rose $0.10. Economic experts warn that responding with tariffs could backfire. Import taxes typically raise domestic prices while ...

The Big Mac has become an economic benchmark In 1986, The Economist unveiled the “Big Mac index,” which acts as a “lighthearted guide to whether currencies are at their ‘correct’ level ...

The Big Mac Index, first introduced by The Economist in 1986, is a well-known economic tool that compares currency values and purchasing power across different countries based on the price of a ...

“[The $36 trillion national debt] is a significant burden for future economic growth, a significant burden for the well-being of our children and grandchildren, because it’s a big, big sword ...