Jeanna Smialek

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Fed Officials Resist Rate-Cut Idea Pushed By Trump's Advisors

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While Trump's advisors call for a quick rate decrease. some at the Fed say a hike is more likely.

‘Poor Man’s Monetary Policy’ Lurks In A Low-Neutral Rate Future

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Because "neutral" interest rates have declines, the Fed will rely on its balance sheet to stave off recession.

Rate-Hike Patience May Leave Fed In A Bind If Inflation Softens

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The Fed is prepared for inflation, but less so for lower-than-expected numbers.

Gundlach Takes Swipe At Trump For 'Shocking' U.S. Debt Growth

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The budget deficit could hit 11 percent of gross domestic product in the next downturn, he said.

Powell’s Labor Market Worries Find Plenty Of Support In The Data

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American men continue to be left at a disadvantage in the new economy.

Powell Tells Senators Fed Is Finding More Labor Market Slack

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The Fed chairman said that workers returning to employment are causing additional slack in the labor market.

How Deep Is Your Love? How Deep Are Your Pockets Is The Question

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Relatively benign inflation means Valentines Day is only slightly more expensive for most consumers this year.

Goldman Sachs Says U.S. Exposure To Global Slump Has Intensified

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The U.S. is more sensitive to movements in other countries' economies than ever before.

As Fed Nears End Of The Hiking Cycle, It Faces A Hard Reality

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A more dovish Fed means that there's less the central bank can do to combat the effects of the next recession.

Data Jockeys Are Seeking Greener Pastures As Shutdown Drags On

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The government shutdown could mean a brain drain of data collectors.

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