Forbesadded this to Technology · 19hRecession Modern Monetary Theory Could Destroy This NationForbes - John MauldinThe private event at Leen’s Lodge is generally called Camp Kotok in honor of David Kotok of Cumberland Advisors who started these outings many years ago. CNBC and others began calling it the “Shadow Fed,”
Unsecurityadded this to Wreckage of Neoliberalism · 10hRecession C.E.O.s Should Fear a Recession. It Could Mean Revolution.The New York TimesA recession looms, and the nation’s C.E.O.s are growing fearful. It isn’t the potential of downturn itself that has them alarmed — downturns come and downturns go, but whatever happens, chief executives,
CNBCadded this to CNBC Earnings · NowUnited States Corporate earnings show trade war straining US economy as companies lean on shoppers to prop up profitsCNBC - Leslie Josephs Looking for reasons to be optimistic about the U.S. economy? Try the aisles of Target. Target's stock soared more than 20% to a record $103 a share on …
Bloombergadded this to Bloomberg Television · NowFederal Reserve Federal Reserve's Esther George Says It’s Not Yet Time to Provide More AccommodationBloomberg Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City President Esther George explains why the U.S. economy doesn’t need lower interest rates at this time. She speaks …
Voxadded this to Policy & Politics · 20hU.S. Politics America has half a million fewer jobs than we thoughtVox - Matthew YglesiasThe Bureau of Labor Statistics produces monthly numbers on employment in the United States, but once a year they also check back and revise the benchmark numbers that those monthly estimates are based
DDavid Tibbettsadded this to Fame, Success And Money · 1hRecession One Simple Reason Why a Recession Isn’t Looming, According to Bank of America’s CEOBarron's - Mark Decambre Bank of America’s CEO Brian Moynihan says he doesn’t see a recession in the offing because the U.S. consumer remains healthy. The Wall Street …
The Wall Street Journal.added this to Business · 1hBusiness Newsletter: The U.S. Economy Looks Fine. What Happens if that Changes?The Wall Street Journal. - Jeffrey SparshottThis is the web version of the WSJ’s newsletter on the economy. You can sign up for daily delivery here . Policy makers don't have a ton of options if the economy sours, the Labor Department revised away
Reuters Canadaadded this to Business · 18hC-Bo Trade woes are slowing U.S. economy, U.S. budget experts sayReuters Canada - By David MorganWASHINGTON (Reuters) - Higher trade barriers, including President Donald Trump's tariffs, are slowing the U.S. economy and cutting household income, congressional budget experts warned on Wednesday, as
Global Newsadded this to Global News · 1htrump news update Trump backs off proposed tax cuts, says U.S. already has a ‘strong economy’Global News - By Kevin Freking, Josh Boak And Jonathan Lemire A day after considering cutting taxes to promote economic growth, President Donald Trump changed course and said he would abandon the idea because …
MassLiveadded this to MassLive News · 1hC-Bo U.S. deficit to exceed $1 trillion next year, Congressional Budget Office report showsmasslive.com - Michelle Williams The federal budget deficit is expected to balloon to more than $1 trillion in the next fiscal year under the first projections taking into account …
Newsmaxadded this to Newsmax Finance · 15hJerome Powell Ron Insana: Fed's Powell May Not Survive Trump Showdownnewsmax.com - Newsmax Finance Staff Investment guru Ron Insana says Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell may face a no-win test on Friday when he speaks at the central bank’s annual …
Associated Pressadded this to Politics · NowU.S. Politics AP-NORC poll: Trump approval still weak despite economyAssociated Press - By STEVE PEOPLES and HANNAH FINGERHUT, Associated PressNEW YORK (AP) — About 6 in 10 Americans disapprove of President Donald Trump's overall job performance, according to a new poll released Thursday by The Associated Press-NORC Center for Public Affairs
Fortuneadded this to From the Mag · NowCEOs How the U.S. Is Building an Unprecedented Mountain of DebtFortune Piling up debt in times of tumult is a strategy with a long, successful history in the U.S. When confronted with wars or cataclysmic downturns, the …
Vox · 20hRecession How bad would a recession be for Trump in 2020? 8 experts weigh in.Vox - Li ZhouThe state of the economy is, historically, one of the main things voters consider when deciding whether to grant a president a second term. So if the US were to enter a recession — as some have speculated
The Wall Street Journal.added this to Politics · 20hIvanka Trump In Reversal, Trump Says He Is No Longer Considering Tax CutsThe Wall Street Journal. - Rebecca Ballhaus, Alex Leary, Andrew RestucciaWASHINGTON—President Trump backed away from pursuing new tax cuts to bolster the U.S. economy, a sharp reversal from a day earlier, when he had described several such measures the White House was contemplating.
FOX Business · NowMarket Data Fed is not committing to anything, that's what Trump is frustrated by: Frances Newton StacyFOX Business - Fox Business Optimal Capital Director of Strategy, Frances Newton Stacy, on the Federal Reserve, the state of the markets and the outlook for the U.S. economy.
Reutersadded this to Top News · 2hPolitics As economic warning signs flash, Trump, Democratic rivals recalibrate messagesReuters - By Ginger Gibson and Joseph AxWASHINGTON (Reuters) - After two years touting a booming economy as his own doing, U.S. President Donald Trump is test driving a new message on the economy: Any chance of a recession is not his fault.
Audioburstadded this to Audioburst Business News · 3hC-Bo Listen: CBO raises 2019 budget-deficit estimate to $960 billionAudioburst - AM 970 The Answer "The initial projections show the federal budget deficit for fiscal year twenty twenty with more than a trillion dollars the Congressional Budget …
CBS News · 13htrump news update The Fed points to trade as the main reason the economy is losing speedCBS News - Stephen Gandel • The Federal Reserve's minutes of its July interest-rate setting meeting show policymakers blame the slowing U.S. economy on President Trump's trade …
NPRadded this to Business · 1hC-Bo CBO Predicts Budget Deficit Will Reach Nearly $1 Billion This YearNPR NPR's David Greene talks to Phillip Swagel, director of the nonpartisan Congressional Budget Office, who says the nation's fiscal outlook is challenging and is on an unsustainable course.
Bloombergadded this to Bloomberg · 4hRecession What a Yield-Curve Inversion Really Says About the U.S. EconomyBloomberg - Peter Coy The chance of a recession in 2020 has Democratic campaign strategists feverish with anticipation—while trying not to show it—and President Trump even …
The Epoch Timesadded this to The Epoch Times · 19hGreenland NTD Midday News Full Broadcast (August 21)theepochtimes.com - NTD Television Trump says he had to ‘take China on,’ regardless of short-term impact on U.S. economy; Trump postpones Denmark trip after Prime Minister says …
Forbesadded this to Leadership · 11hC-Bo Projected Deficits Grew $872 Billion In Three Months. Here's How To Rein Them InForbes - Ben RitzI write about U.S. tax & budget policy from a center-left perspective. Democrats should hold Trump and the GOP accountable for their inability to manage the nation's finances. A new report from the Congressional
Deseret Newsadded this to InDepth · 8hDeficits The annual deficit approaches $1 trillion. Why do so many in Congress and the White House think that’s OK?deseret.com - Matthew Brown Congressman Ben McAdams listens as Gordon Kou reads a section of the worksheets they and others are using as they attend a meeting exploring the pros …
Roll Calladded this to Politics · 21hDeficits $960B deficit expected this year, more than $1 trillion nextRoll Call - Paul M. Krawzak The return to trillion-dollar deficits has been moved up by two years from the previous forecast in May The Congressional Budget Office has upped its …
Steven LaMaradded this to Investing · 18hC-Bo Federal Deficits to Grow More Than Expected Over Next Decade, CBO SaysThe Wall Street Journal. - Kate DavidsonCBO boosts 10-year forecasts for budget deficits by $809 billion, citing two-year budget deal WASHINGTON—Federal deficits are projected to grow much more than expected over the next decade after a budget
IInfiniteuphoriaadded this to Infiniteuphoria · 18hAdvertising Industry Target, like Walmart, proves the main engine of the U.S. economy is hummingAd Age Recession fears may be mounting in certain parts of the U.S. economy, but Walmart Inc. and Target Corp. are signaling that the all-important American …
Audioburst · 14hHousehold Income Listen: U.S. deficit will top $1 trillion next year, watchdog saysAudioburst - 600 WREC "The Congressional Budget Office updated its deficit forecast after legislation suspending the nation's debt limit in ending scheduled budget cuts …
Bloombergadded this to Bloomberg Television · 21hMonetary Policy Manulife's Donald Expects 50BPS Cut in Sept.Bloomberg Frances Donald, chief economist and head of macro strategy at Manulife Investment Management, discusses the outlook for Federal Reserve monetary …
Bob Dorradded this to Trump 2018-2019 News · 21hBusiness Trump slams Fed, calls Chair Powell 'golfer who can't putt'FOX Business - FOXBusinessPresident Trump targeted the Federal Reserve and Chairman Jerome Powell again on Wednesday, ahead of the release of the central bank’s minutes from its last meeting. “He’s like a golfer who can’t putt,
