US Labor Department Urged To Prioritize November Employment, CPI Data Post-Shutdown
Economists say the production of November employment and inflation reports should be a priority to ensure the Fed officials have the information.
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The Shutdown Put Jobs And Inflation Data On Hold. Here’s When It Could Be Back — And What It Might Say
Economic data releases that have lagged during the government shutdown likely will take some time to get rolling again.
If the Supreme Court orders Trump To Repay Tariffs, U.S. Importers Say It Wouldn’t Be ‘Messy’
American importers say that if the Supreme Court rules that the money they have paid for Trump’s tariffs must be repaid, it would be simple to do.
The Math Behind Trump’s 50-Year Mortgage Gambit: Lower Payments Now, But Almost Double The Long-Term Costs
President Trump has floated 50-year mortgages as a way of improving housing affordability and bringing new life back to the deeply stuck market.
El-Erian Warns Government Shutdown Recovery May Be 'Less Complete'
El-Erian Warns Government Shutdown Recovery May Be 'Less Complete'
Bessent Says Trump’s $2,000 ‘Dividend’ May Come Via Tax Cuts
Scott Bessent said a tariff “dividend” of at least $2,000 could come via the tax cuts passed in the signature economic policy bill earlier this year.
Fed’s Jefferson Supported Last Week’s Rate Cut, But Wants To Move Slowly On Further Cuts
Federal Reserve Vice Chair Philip Jefferson that he supported cutting rates at the last policy meeting but wants to move slower before the next one.
