It Was Meant to Be a Campaign Winner. Has ‘Bidenomics’ Become a Liability?

The economy is improving, the stock market is soaring, yet many Americans feel like they’re living in a recession.

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News Analysis

WASHINGTON—President Joe Biden, who has typically refrained from discussing the stock market, finally broached the subject in mid-December, celebrating a record high for the Dow Jones. It was an apparent attempt to appeal to voters who are still pessimistic about inflation and the economy.