Topic: Mark Zandi - CSMonitor.com

US economy creates 175,000 jobs in May – too few to lower unemployment rate (+video)

The unemployment rate rose to 7.6 percent in May, up from 7.5 percent. As a result, it's unlikely that the Federal Reserve will taper off its monthly buying of securities, which has helped to buoy the housing market.

Why no sign of 'sequester' cuts in perky April jobs report?

The New Economy Jobs outlook: Housing growth will trump sequester woes

US economy turns south: Why many analysts see a blip, not a trend.

Fiscal cliff debate: 'Lines of communication are open'

The New Economy ADP employment report: Superstorm Sandy hit small firms hardest

Economic toll of Sandy: Damage second only to Katrina?

Hurricane Sandy: Economy should bounce back analysts say

Hurricane Sandy to cost billions. Will the economy stand?

Time to refinance your mortgage? Rates hit historic lows.

Gas prices, not jobs stats, are key numbers for voters (+video)

Do the jobs numbers matter to voters?

Public-sector belt-tightening: thrift, or long-term drag on US economy?

Apple's earnings miss could undermine wobbly market

Is Congress to blame for a downshifting US economy?

Gas prices poised to drop below $3 a gallon, as Fourth of July holiday nears

Unpacking 'Romneyomics': how Mitt would adjust dials on the US economy

Economy adds 120,000 jobs. Why the dip from bigger gains in early 2012? (+video)

Gas prices: How much will they hurt the economy? (+video)

US stocks shrug off higher gas prices to push Dow above 13,000

Can American manufacturing really be cornerstone of economic revival?

Unemployment rate drops to 8.3 percent. Is that a problem for Mitt Romney?

The Vote Unemployment rate: How low can it go by Election Day? Under 8 percent?

2012 economic outlook: What's in store for next year?

Tax VOX Payroll tax holiday isn't perfect, but it's better than nothing