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By many measures, Trump has dug himself into a hole on the economy as its performance has yet to come anywhere close to his hype
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By many measures, Trump has dug himself into a hole on the economy as its performance has yet to come anywhere close to his hype
By Josh Boak and The Associated PressSeptember 6, 2025
Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is seen walking in Grand Teton National Park and squinting in direct sunlight on August 22, 2025 near Jackson Hole, Wyoming.
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Is the Fed ready to go big? Analysts debate jumbo rate cut after soft jobs data
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 5, 2025
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Economy
America’s job growth has flatlined—and Mark Zandi believes June may have been the start of a recession
By Eva RoytburgSeptember 5, 2025
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Economy
Hiring managers are paralyzed by Trump’s tariffs and Powell’s rate hikes, JOLTS report reveals
By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressSeptember 4, 2025
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Economy
Lose-lose: Even if the Supreme Court strikes down Trump’s tariffs, consumers likely wouldn’t see a dime from refunds
By Paul Wiseman and The Associated PressSeptember 4, 2025
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Economy
Ray Dalio says ‘most people are silent’ because they’re afraid to talk about what’s really happening with the U.S. economy
By Dave SmithSeptember 4, 2025
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Economy
Top economist Torsten Slok warns of an ‘inflation mountain’ in a potential repeat of the ’70s
By Nick LichtenbergSeptember 2, 2025
The Fed’s independence is hanging by a thread, and this ‘nuclear’ scenario would signal ‘things are truly going off the rails,’ economists say
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The Fed’s independence is hanging by a thread, and this ‘nuclear’ scenario would signal ‘things are truly going off the rails,’ economists say
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressAugust 31, 2025
Stock market’s fate comes down to the next 14 trading sessions
Finance
Stock market’s fate comes down to the next 14 trading sessions
By Jessica Menton and BloombergAugust 31, 2025
The housing market is no longer a wealth-building engine as home prices continue to slump
Real Estate
The housing market is no longer a wealth-building engine as home prices continue to slump
By Jason MaAugust 30, 2025
What would the Fed do in a tie vote? It’s not clear, and the Bank of England had to break a deadlock this month
Economy
What would the Fed do in a tie vote? It’s not clear, and the Bank of England had to break a deadlock this month
By Jason MaAugust 30, 2025
US President Donald Trump speaks to the press in the Oval Office of the White House in Washington, DC on August 25, 2025.
Economy
‘A different shock to the system’: De minimis tariff dodge ending means less purchasing power for Americans 
By Nino PaoliAugust 30, 2025
Mother and daughter browse school supplies in a store aisle.
Economy
PCE data paints a solid picture, but hidden cracks show tariffs quietly squeezing U.S. consumers—and weak job growth could put them over the edge
By Eva RoytburgAugust 29, 2025
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Finance
Stocks retreat from all-time highs after new inflation report shows prices remain elevated
By Alex Veiga and The Associated PressAugust 29, 2025
Jerome Powell
Economy
The Fed’s favorite inflation gauge just came in mostly cool, but hot under the surface again
By Christopher Rugaber and The Associated PressAugust 29, 2025
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