Andrew Moran
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Andrew Moran has been writing about business, economics, and finance for more than a decade. He is the author of "The War on Cash."
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US Weekly Jobless Claims Climb to 2-Month High
Despite worrisome signals, Fed economists see strength in the U.S. labor market.
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Federal Reserve Says Clarity on Tariffs Will ‘Take Some Time’
The board minutes highlighted that ‘uncertainty remained about the timing, magnitude, and persistence of the effects’ of this year’s increase in duties.
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Trump Buys $100 Million in Bonds Since Return to White House
Purchases include a diverse array issued by U.S. companies, cities, counties, states, hospital authorities, school boards, and water and gas supply districts.
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Trump Calls for Fed Governor Lisa Cook’s Resignation Over Mortgage Fraud Allegations
Federal housing finance regulator Bill Pulte accused Cook of mortgage fraud.
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US Seeks Intel Stake in Exchange for Federal Grants
‘We should get an equity stake for our money,’ Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said.
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US Wages Still Trailing Inflation, New Bankrate Study Shows
Four industries have seen wages surpass inflation in recent years.
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Fed’s Powell to Take Center Stage for Final Time at Jackson Hole Retreat
‘I think Powell will stick to the rhetoric he’s been using,’ said one market analyst.
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Small-Business Lending Faces Mixed Signals Amid Economic Shifts
Businesses and households have adopted ‘a cautious approach to hiring, spending, and investment,’ one chief economist said.
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This Week’s Inflation Data—What to Know
The latest inflation numbers ‘could be the calm before the storm,’ according to one Bankrate analyst.
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US Consumer Sentiment Falls on Deteriorating Inflation, Labor Outlook
‘This deterioration largely stems from rising worries about inflation,’ says the University of Michigan’s surveys head.
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US Weekly Jobless Claims Climb to 2-Month High
Despite worrisome signals, Fed economists see strength in the U.S. labor market.
|
Federal Reserve Says Clarity on Tariffs Will ‘Take Some Time’
The board minutes highlighted that ‘uncertainty remained about the timing, magnitude, and persistence of the effects’ of this year’s increase in duties.
|
Trump Buys $100 Million in Bonds Since Return to White House
Purchases include a diverse array issued by U.S. companies, cities, counties, states, hospital authorities, school boards, and water and gas supply districts.
|
Trump Calls for Fed Governor Lisa Cook’s Resignation Over Mortgage Fraud Allegations
Federal housing finance regulator Bill Pulte accused Cook of mortgage fraud.
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US Seeks Intel Stake in Exchange for Federal Grants
‘We should get an equity stake for our money,’ Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said.
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US Wages Still Trailing Inflation, New Bankrate Study Shows
Four industries have seen wages surpass inflation in recent years.
|
Fed’s Powell to Take Center Stage for Final Time at Jackson Hole Retreat
‘I think Powell will stick to the rhetoric he’s been using,’ said one market analyst.
|
Small-Business Lending Faces Mixed Signals Amid Economic Shifts
Businesses and households have adopted ‘a cautious approach to hiring, spending, and investment,’ one chief economist said.
|
This Week’s Inflation Data—What to Know
The latest inflation numbers ‘could be the calm before the storm,’ according to one Bankrate analyst.
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US Consumer Sentiment Falls on Deteriorating Inflation, Labor Outlook
‘This deterioration largely stems from rising worries about inflation,’ says the University of Michigan’s surveys head.
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