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Large, export-dependent economies from China to Germany are main losers from the new trend

Bank of Canada Seen Staying On Hold; Waller Suggests Fed Need Not Lift Rates This Month; Cowboy States Crypto Plan Stuck in Chute By James Christie Good day. Economists surveyed by The Wall...

Price Pressures in U.S. Remain Modest; August Jobs Report Due Today; Mortgage Rates Edge Lower By Michael Maloney Good day. New readings on U.S. consumer spending and inflation should leave the...

More Workers Would See Overtime Pay Under Biden Plan; New Data Show Cooling in GDP, Job Market By Michael Maloney Good day. Restaurant managers, store supervisors and millions of other salaried...

Worker Demand Cools but Still Well Above Prepandemic Levels; Big Regional Banks Face New Rules By Michael Maloney Good day. U.S. employers reported fewer open jobs last month, adding to signs...

The Fed Opens Its Jackson Hole Conference With Interest Rate Path in Focus By James Christie Good day. Federal Reserve officials today kick off their annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium, an...

Former St. Louis Fed Chief Warns Higher Rates Might Be Needed; Slump in U.S. Home Sales Continues By James Christie Good day. Wall Street overestimated the risk of the U.S. economy falling into...

The Rate Question Before the Fed By James Christie Good day. The Federal Reserve faces a question with profound implications for whether it attains a so-called soft landing that brings...

Eras of Low U.S. Interest Rates and Chinas Growth Model May Be Over By James Christie Good day. With inflation in the U.S. easing but economic activity still firm, estimates of the neutral...

More Rate Cuts Expected in Latin America; U.S. Mortgage Rates at Highest Level in 20-Plus Years; Whats Holding India Back? By James Christie Good day. Central banks in Latin America are...