Biden hoped for a big economic story to tell. Now, he's going small.
The president is getting more micro in his economic sales pitch as the landscape loses its luster.
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The president is getting more micro in his economic sales pitch as the landscape loses its luster.
Friday’s government report showed that last month’s hiring gain was down sharply from the blockbuster increase of 315,000 in March.
Biden and Trump are both campaigning on warped economic statistics, cherry-picking weird data from the Covid crisis.
By any measure, it amounted to a strong month of hiring.
The concern is that higher rates are putting pressure on households and businesses looking to borrow, weighing on hiring, investment…
Last month’s job growth was up from a revised gain of 229,000 jobs in January.
The president’s team thinks it’s had a historically successful first term, delivering victories on the economy, climate, drug pricing and…
Higher wages, higher growth, higher productivity. Win-win-win. There’s a chance we’re headed down that exact path, and yet, Americans don’t…
This week, the Federal Reserve took note of the economy’s durability, with Chair Jerome Powell saying “the economy is performing…
It’s a clear upward turn for Biden following a grueling period of price spikes that soured voters’ mood and damaged…