Jeanna Smialek

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Sorry, Mr. President, But Best Economy Was Eisenhower's

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The post-World War II period led to unprecedented increases in the U.S. standard of living.

Williams Says Fed's Era Of Market Hand-Holding Nearing An End

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In an interview, the incoming chief of the Feds' New York branch also waved off concerns about inflation.

London Home Prices Now Offer Clues For Buyers In New York, Tokyo

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Home prices across the globe are increasingly moving in the same direction.

New York Fed Names John Williams As Its Next President

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Williams has favored three to four interest-rate hikes this year.

Here's What We Learned From Powell's First Fed Chair Testimony

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He dropped some hints about how his views and style might differ from his predecessor.

Former Fed Chair Alan Greenspan Sees Bubbles In Stocks And Bonds

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Greenspan’s comments come as stock indexes remain near record highs despite a recent sell-off.

Why The Savings Rate Is A Reason To Worry About 2018 U.S. Growth

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Consumers can only push savings down so far before it hampers their ability to keep spending more.

Five Must-Read Studies From The Big Economics Confab

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Economists descended on Philadelphia last weekend for an annual conference that’s basically wonk utopia.

More Americans Delaying Marriage Past Their 20s, Data Shows

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The days of early weddings and married parents are ebbing.

Black Workers' Wage Gap Has Widened For Hard-To-Explain Reasons

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New Federal Reserve research shows the worsening trend.

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