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 Job Growth Slowed in July—Key Takeaways
The weak number comes with downward revisions of previous months. But the Atlanta Federal Reserve chief said ’the labor market still looks good.’
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Trump Fires Labor Statistics Chief After July Jobs Report
‘We need accurate jobs numbers,’ the president said on Truth Social.
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Trump Sets 40 Percent Tariff on Transshipments—Here’s What to Know
‘This is basic trade enforcement that we intend to do here,’ said US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.
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US Economy Adds 73,000 New Jobs in July, Fewer Than Market Estimates
June’s employment gains significantly adjusted downward to 14,000 from 147,000.
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As Aug. 1 Tariff Deadline Arrives, Here Are the Trade Deals Reached so Far
The U.S. has reached deals with EU, UK, South Korea, Japan, and others, while countries that haven’t struck deals will be hit with higher tariffs.
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Trump Gives Mexico 90-day Extension to Reach Trade Deal
Trump agreed to delay imposing higher tariffs on Mexico after a call with Sheinbaum, allowing 25 percent tariffs to remain for 90 days.
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Weekly Jobless Claims Remain Near 3-Month Low
Planned job cuts surged in July, driven by DOGE-related actions, tariff fears, and artificial intelligence.
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Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Rises Higher Than Forecasts
The personal consumption expenditure price index closes the door on June inflation data.
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Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged, 2 Officials Dissent
For the first time in three decades, two central bank officials dissented, preferring to cut interest rates.
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US Economy Surges 3 Percent in 2nd Quarter, Tops Market Estimates
Consumer spending increased by 1.4 percent, but gains were tempered by a decline in business investment.
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US Job Growth Slowed in July—Key Takeaways
The weak number comes with downward revisions of previous months. But the Atlanta Federal Reserve chief said ’the labor market still looks good.’
|
Trump Fires Labor Statistics Chief After July Jobs Report
‘We need accurate jobs numbers,’ the president said on Truth Social.
|
Trump Sets 40 Percent Tariff on Transshipments—Here’s What to Know
‘This is basic trade enforcement that we intend to do here,’ said US Trade Representative Jamieson Greer.
|
US Economy Adds 73,000 New Jobs in July, Fewer Than Market Estimates
June’s employment gains significantly adjusted downward to 14,000 from 147,000.
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As Aug. 1 Tariff Deadline Arrives, Here Are the Trade Deals Reached so Far
The U.S. has reached deals with EU, UK, South Korea, Japan, and others, while countries that haven’t struck deals will be hit with higher tariffs.
|
Trump Gives Mexico 90-day Extension to Reach Trade Deal
Trump agreed to delay imposing higher tariffs on Mexico after a call with Sheinbaum, allowing 25 percent tariffs to remain for 90 days.
|
Weekly Jobless Claims Remain Near 3-Month Low
Planned job cuts surged in July, driven by DOGE-related actions, tariff fears, and artificial intelligence.
|
Fed’s Preferred Inflation Gauge Rises Higher Than Forecasts
The personal consumption expenditure price index closes the door on June inflation data.
|
Fed Leaves Interest Rates Unchanged, 2 Officials Dissent
For the first time in three decades, two central bank officials dissented, preferring to cut interest rates.
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US Economy Surges 3 Percent in 2nd Quarter, Tops Market Estimates
Consumer spending increased by 1.4 percent, but gains were tempered by a decline in business investment.
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