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A big week of data for the United States economy is happening this week. Here is a rundown: Monday, September 12 Federal Reserve Bank of New York's Consumer Inflation Expectations. Forecast 6.1 percent. Tuesday, September 13 National … [Continue reading] about From inflation to retail sales: A big week for the U.S. economy is coming
By: Andrew Moran The White House might have believed President Joe Biden’s student loan forgiveness was a knockout blow for the Republican Party ahead of the mid-term elections. In reality, the administration’s debt cancelation measure turned into … [Continue reading] about Student loan forgiveness already proving it’s nothing what it seems
Keynesian economist Paul Krugman is at it again. In a fresh New York Times blog post, Krugman discussed the "Biden Boom" in the labor market, writing that workers have never had it better, thanks to President Joe Biden's policies. Here is what … [Continue reading] about ‘Other than that, Mrs. Lincoln, how was the play?’: Paul Krugman’s ‘Biden Boom’ falls flat again
Canada's Conservative Party has a new leader: Pierre Poilievre. The name might not be familiar in the United States, but he rose to prominence during the coronavirus pandemic, particularly during the Trucker Convoy, as he slammed Prime Minister … [Continue reading] about Central bank-hating Pierre Poilievre chosen as Canada’s new Conservative leader
Liz Truss has only been the British prime minister for a few days and already Britons do not possess much confidence in her. Here is a YouGov poll confirming low confidence in key issues, from handling the Ukraine-Russia military conflict to … [Continue reading] about In Truss We Trust? Many Britons don’t have much confidence in new prime minister