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Neil Irwin

Neil Irwin

Chief Economic Correspondent at Axios

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Neil Irwin
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Fed meeting: Inflation reaction to shape outlook for 2024 rate cuts - Axios

The two big risks that policymakers are facing
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Housing market puzzle: Interest rates didn't slow construction - Axios

Higher rates haven’t slowed housing construction.
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How immigration is driving U.S. job growth - Axios

Immigration increase is a key part of the labor supply surge that helped bring down price pressures.
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Biden's budget and the limits of taxing rich Americans - Axios

Even if Biden gets the tax hikes he wants, the U.S. will still face a large deficit for years to come.
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Fed official: AI could boost economy, change labor market - Axios

Generative AI could mean higher growth, rising incomes and less inflation.
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How the Fed plans to avoid a 2019 replay by running off its balance...

The Fed will decide when to wind down its process of withdrawing cash from the financial system.
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NY Fed's John Williams on rates, home prices, AI and onions - Axios

Axios sits down with NY Fed chief John C. Williams.

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The housing affordability crisis is making a comeback after a brief...

Dimmed expectations of rate cuts have consequences for would-be homebuyers.
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How the Fed's inflation fight has changed over the last year - Axios

America’s gangbusters economic activity is setting off fewer alarm bells at the Fed.
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Strong economic growth raises new questions about just how restrict...

Growth has been strong — and that might mean higher borrowing costs stick around.
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U.S. winning world economic war - Axios

America’s economic outperformance is rooted in its distinctive structural strengths, policy choices, and some luck.