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Everyday Economics: Rate cut debate: Reading mixed signals in a fragile economy
The Federal Reserve cut interest rates last week, but the decision was far from unanimous. Two members of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC)...
Everyday Economics: Economic expansions rarely die of old age
A partial government shutdown has paused many federal data releases, but two key reports on housing and inflation are still on deck. The Bureau...
Everyday Economics: Government shutdown clouds economic picture
(The Center Square ) – As Washington remains gridlocked, Americans face more than political theater – they're losing access to critical economic information. The...
Everyday Economics: Jobs, Waller and whether the Fed can thread the needle
Last week, new Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran defended his lone dissent in favor of faster, deeper interest rate cuts. His argument: “Nonmonetary forces”...
Everyday Economics: Can the newly appointed Fed governor make a compelling case?
We’ll hear from several Fed officials, including Chair Jerome Powell, following last week’s decision to cut the policy rate to 4.00–4.25%. The notable subplot:...