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The U.S. Economy Is Headed Toward an Uncomfortable Summer
Companies say they are freezing hiring and investment to deal with shifting tariff policies, which is compounding an uneasy ...
WSJ's Nick Timiraos: Very hard to see the Fed cutting rates until unemployment rate moves up
Nick Timiraos, Wall Street Journal chief economist correspondent, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss last week's mixed inflation ...
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Senators Seek Answers on Inflation Stats
Sen. Ruben Gallego and other Democrats are pressing the Bureau of Labor Statistics on staffing and data quality.
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WSJ's Nick Timiraos says, The Fed's in a 'lose-lose' situation ahead of rate decision
Nick Timiraos, The Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss the Fed's next moves and the economy. Trump announces two new national holidays, including one ...
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WSJ's Nick Timiraos on tariff uncertainty: Businesses 'just want to know what their cost structure is going to be'
Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos comments on the Federal Reserve meeting, expectations for the economy amid uncertainty over tariffs, his rate cut forecast and bank ...
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Timiraos: Changing the Fed chair doesn't change monetary policy on its own
Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent Nick Timiraos discusses expectations for the Fed and rates going into the next few meetings, and the biggest takeaways from President Trump's ...
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Nick Timiraos is chief economics correspondent for The Wall Street Journal and is based in Washington. He is responsible for covering the Federal Reserve and other major developments in U.S ...