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Rethinking Affordability: Economic Policy Must Start with How Households Actually Experience Shocks

Rethinking Affordability: Economic Policy Must Start with How Households Actually Experience Shocks

Prices might eventually fall due to market forces, but wages often lag behind, leaving families struggling. Real economic policy needs to begin with understanding how households truly experience shocks to their budgets to tackle affordability for good.

Top Economist Says Overturning Trump’s Tariffs at Supreme Court Could Quickly Revive Job Market

Top Economist Says Overturning Trump’s Tariffs at Supreme Court Could Quickly Revive Job Market

Manufacturing sector lost 70,000 jobs since last April amid heavy tariffs. A Supreme Court ruling against Trump-era tariffs could be a game-changer for stagnating employment.

2025 Was a Tough Year to Be a Jobseeker: Job Growth Slowed to a Crawl

2025 Was a Tough Year to Be a Jobseeker: Job Growth Slowed to a Crawl

In 2025, economic growth cooled significantly, with just 49,000 new jobs added monthly on average. Jobseekers faced intense competition in a tough labor market. This article dives deep into the economic forces behind the slowdown and what it means for the future.

Americans Tap Savings and Debt Amid Widespread Financial Distress

Americans Tap Savings and Debt Amid Widespread Financial Distress

Nearly all Americans are cutting back on spending—even on essentials—signaling widespread financial strain as households dip into savings and rack up debt.

Fed’s Barkin Highlights Persisting Low-Hiring Climate Despite Job Growth

Fed’s Barkin Highlights Persisting Low-Hiring Climate Despite Job Growth

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin says recent job data shows only modest gains in employment amid a continuing low-hiring environment, signaling caution among businesses navigating economic uncertainties.

Markets Quiet Before Friday’s Key Jobs Report: What to Expect

Markets Quiet Before Friday’s Key Jobs Report: What to Expect

Ahead of Friday’s much-anticipated jobs report, bond markets have been modestly shaky but largely subdued. Recent economic data shows mixed signals, leaving investors cautious as they await concrete clues on employment growth and unemployment rates that could set the tone for market direction.

Northern Virginia Loses 8,200 Jobs Following Federal Workforce Cuts in 2025

Northern Virginia Loses 8,200 Jobs Following Federal Workforce Cuts in 2025

Northern Virginia saw a drop of 8,200 jobs in 2025 as federal workforce reductions ripple through the region, pushing non-farm employment down by 0.5%. This highlights the local economic impact of federal downsizing.

Tariffs, Manufacturing, Housing: Key Questions for 2026

Tariffs, Manufacturing, Housing: Key Questions for 2026

As 2026 unfolds, shifts in tariff policies, manufacturing rebounds, and a sizzling housing market raise important questions for your finances. Plus, how Argentine political newcomer Javier Milei’s bold reforms might be signaling fresh opportunities in emerging markets. Let’s dive into the trends set to shape your financial decisions this year.

Mortgage Rates Dip to Two-Month Low After Modest Decline

Mortgage Rates Dip to Two-Month Low After Modest Decline

Mortgage rates for 30-year fixed loans have modestly dropped, returning to their lowest levels in two months as markets await Friday’s crucial jobs report.

Venezuela Faces Looming Economic Collapse Amid U.S. Sanctions

Venezuela Faces Looming Economic Collapse Amid U.S. Sanctions

After years battling hyperinflation and food shortages, Venezuela was showing faint signs of economic recovery — until President Trump’s sanctions campaign slammed the brakes on progress.

The Unspoken Miracle of Israel’s Economy: Resilience Amidst Conflict

The Unspoken Miracle of Israel’s Economy: Resilience Amidst Conflict

After a year marked by war, mass mobilization, and missile attacks, Israel’s economy stands as a surprising beacon of strength and innovation. What lessons does it offer compared to vast, oil-rich nations with peaceful borders?

Trump Says Tariffs Have Made US ‘Far Stronger,’ Claims $600 Billion Revenue Windfall

Trump Says Tariffs Have Made US ‘Far Stronger,’ Claims $600 Billion Revenue Windfall

Donald Trump asserts that recent tariff policies have not only bolstered America’s economic and national security but are expected to generate over $600 billion in revenue, despite media skepticism, boosting the U.S.’s global standing.

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Rethinking Affordability: Economic Policy Must Start with How Households Actually Experience Shocks
12Jan

Rethinking Affordability: Economic Policy Must Start with How Households Actually Experience Shocks

Prices might eventually fall due to market forces, but wages often lag behind, leaving families struggling. Real economic policy needs to begin with understanding how households truly experience shocks to their budgets to tackle affordability for good.

Top Economist Says Overturning Trump’s Tariffs at Supreme Court Could Quickly Revive Job Market
12Jan

Top Economist Says Overturning Trump’s Tariffs at Supreme Court Could Quickly Revive Job Market

Manufacturing sector lost 70,000 jobs since last April amid heavy tariffs. A Supreme Court ruling against Trump-era tariffs could be a game-changer for stagnating employment.

2025 Was a Tough Year to Be a Jobseeker: Job Growth Slowed to a Crawl
11Jan

2025 Was a Tough Year to Be a Jobseeker: Job Growth Slowed to a Crawl

In 2025, economic growth cooled significantly, with just 49,000 new jobs added monthly on average. Jobseekers faced intense competition in a tough labor market. This article dives deep into the economic forces behind the slowdown and what it means for the future.

Americans Tap Savings and Debt Amid Widespread Financial Distress
11Jan

Americans Tap Savings and Debt Amid Widespread Financial Distress

Nearly all Americans are cutting back on spending—even on essentials—signaling widespread financial strain as households dip into savings and rack up debt.

Fed’s Barkin Highlights Persisting Low-Hiring Climate Despite Job Growth
10Jan

Fed’s Barkin Highlights Persisting Low-Hiring Climate Despite Job Growth

Richmond Fed President Tom Barkin says recent job data shows only modest gains in employment amid a continuing low-hiring environment, signaling caution among businesses navigating economic uncertainties.

Markets Quiet Before Friday’s Key Jobs Report: What to Expect
09Jan

Markets Quiet Before Friday’s Key Jobs Report: What to Expect

Ahead of Friday’s much-anticipated jobs report, bond markets have been modestly shaky but largely subdued. Recent economic data shows mixed signals, leaving investors cautious as they await concrete clues on employment growth and unemployment rates that could set the tone for market direction.

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