September Jobs Report Misses Big: Payrolls Increase Less Than Half Predicted
While unemployment rate fell, economists worry not enough people are returning to work.
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Double Whammy: High Unemployment And Inflation Put Fed In Tough Spot
Inflation measure hits 30-year-high, but central bank’s chairman expects rising prices to slow.
Decision Delayed On Solar Tariffs, Exposing China Trade Deficit, Manufacturing Woes
‘Anonymous’ petitioners threaten major solar development in U.S., suppliers say.
Biden’s Agenda Hangs In Balance As Senate Flirts With Economic Catastrophe
Six million jobs could be lost amid economic chaos if Democrats and Republicans cannot avoid a historic default on U.S. debt.
First ‘Quad’ Summit Tests Biden’s Foreign Policy Linchpin
The leaders of Australia, India and Japan are in Washington to seek cooperation in the face of China’s growing power.
Biden Administration, Congress Offering Little On New Pandemic Relief Benefits For Unemployed
Millions are losing federal assistance, with few signs that more help is on the way.
US Oil And Gas Inventories Skewed By Hurricane Ida
Unusual conditions in crude oil markets are stopping prices from running too hot.
‘Gut Wrenching’ Weak Jobs Report Disappoints
Economist blames unemployment benefits for slow job growth
White House, Federal Reserve Project Strong Economy, But Consumers Are Cautious
COVID-19 Delta variant, rising gas and food prices have buyers feeling wary.