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The present economy is clashing with its unknown outlook. Backwards-looking data suggest the jobs market is intact. Policy risks, though, continue to drive massive dislocations and knee-jerk reactions ...
You saw the reaction. 02:36 Josh Yeah ... 04:13 Speaker A Yeah, it was actually when Powell talked about the economy and the labor market. I mean, he seemed to paint a picture that was broadly ...
I’m still not over the penguin tariff jokes on social media. Like this. And this. And this. Oh, and this. OK, fine. I’ll get ...
The market chaos unleashed by Donald Trump’s ... rate cuts this year to offset the toll — even after Chair Jerome Powell indicated that he’s in no rush to resume easing as the trade-policy ...
Trump should be pleased with some of the initial reactions to his ... A collapsing stock market, and the lack of a scapegoat he can blame for it. Enter Jerome Powell. This content was created ...
The stock market saw its worst day since March 2020 on April 3, the day after President Donald Trump announced the global ...
The initial Wall Street reaction to the strong U.S. jobs report for March has been, so what? Those data are from before the Trump tariffs. It's a new world now. "March’s job growth was better than ...
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent said the market's ability to handle surging volumes is reassuring and downplayed the massive stock selloff as a short-term reaction. That's despite Wall Street ...
U.S. Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said on Wednesday that the Fed would wait for more data on the economy's direction ...
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