politico.com
In the end, President Joe Biden did what many close to him expected: He took a
longer-than-anticipated amount of time to arrive at a reasonable, moderate
decision that thrilled few but carried limited risk.
about 3 years ago
politico.com
Republicans are seeking to capitalize on the anxiety over higher prices, saying
that they’re largely driven by Biden’s big-spending plans.
almost 3 years ago
politico.com
White House officials deny any sense of panic over the economy or their midterm chances.
over 2 years ago
politico.com
Biden and his top advisers know that the window to change the economic narrative
through executive action is rapidly closing.
over 2 years ago
politico.com
In recent days, economic forecasters have said that the March inflation number —
an 8.5 percent surge over last year — may be the worst of it.
over 2 years ago
politico.com
Wall Street is losing confidence in the Fed’s ability to bring down rampant inflation without resorting to big, recession-inducing rate hikes.
over 2 years ago
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Spending adjusted for inflation dipped 0.4 percent, a potentially worrisome sign about consumers’ ability to keep up with an inflation rate still far above 2 percent.
over 2 years ago
politico.com
Next week's Category 5 economic storm - POLITICO - POLITICO
over 2 years ago
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Summers’ deep involvement in White House economic planning is remarkable since he has been among the sharpest critics of Biden’s spending policies.
over 2 years ago
politico.com
Biden's economic mission-in-progress - POLITICO - POLITICO
about 2 years ago
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Fed-resistant inflation punishes Dems - POLITICO - POLITICO
about 2 years ago