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David Lynch

David Lynch

Global Economics Correspondent at The Washington Post

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Recent Articles

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U.S. Steel’s Japanese buyer hopes Biden — or Trump — will come around

The Nippon Steel executive leading the effort to acquire U.S. Steel is hoping to convince the interagency national security committee reviewing the deal.
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ECB cuts interest rates as inflation fight reaches a turning point

The European Central Bank cut interest rates, the first major central bank to do so, skipping ahead of the Federal Reserve.
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Biden and Trump share a faith in import tariffs, despite inflation ...

Both candidates’ trade plans focus on tariffs on imported Chinese goods even as economists warn they could lead to higher prices.
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Biden hopes efforts to boost domestic manufacturing pay off in Nove...

Biden hopes efforts to boost domestic manufacturing pay off in November
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China’s economic woes may leave U.S. and others all but unscathed

China’s downshifting economy is likely to clip just a few tenths of a percentage point off global growth, economists said.
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As cost of climate disasters grows, some profit with catastrophe bonds

Despite the growing number of natural disasters fueled by climate change, the catastrophe bond market is nearly double its 2013 level.
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Biden order proposes new restrictions on China tech investment

The new White House ban on China investment is aimed at a handful of critical technologies related to military and internal surveillance capabilities.
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Truck drivers are leaving boom-and-bust supply chain jobs

Several thousand truck drivers have fled the freight business this year amid one of the harshest freight recessions in memory.
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World adds 165 million more poor, as debt consumes governments’ funds

Some of the world’s poorest countries borrowed heavily since 2020 to cope with the pandemic, soaring food and fuel bills caused by the war in Ukraine, and inflation.
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Tougher rules sought on land sales to China, other adversaries

The chairman of the House panel on China introduced legislation aimed at preventing foreign adversaries from purchasing land adjacent to military bases.
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Yellen opens talks with new Chinese economic chief, a fan of state ...

Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen got her first chance for extensive talks with China’s new economic chief, Vice Premier He Lifeng, who has close ties with Xi Jinping.