Federal Reserve Governor Michelle Bowman asserts that interest rates will not be reduced until there is clear evidence of decreasing inflation. Bowman's cautious stance aims to ensure stable prices and sustainable economic growth amid fluctuating economic conditions.
Darcy Ungaro explores whether inflation means we were better off 50 years ago. He examines the impact on the middle class, the role of technological and policy changes, and wealth inequality.
The Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) is a leading UK research institute that provides unbiased economic analyses of General Election manifestos, clarifying their real-world impact and feasibility.
On the June 23, 2024, episode of 'Face the Nation,' host Margaret Brennan conversed with New Mexico Governor Michelle Lujan Grisham and former national security adviser Robert O'Brien about key issues like education reforms, economic policy, and national security.
The article discusses Ireland's upcoming annual budget negotiations, highlighting potential fiscal and political turmoil if Michael McGrath moves to Brussels, leaving Paschal Donohoe to navigate budgetary challenges alone.
Russia's parliament has preliminarily approved a proposal to increase income taxes for wealthy individuals to address economic disparities and generate additional revenue.
The recent TV election showdown highlighted Rishi Sunak's mixed performance, showcasing his strengths in economic policy while exposing vulnerabilities in past controversies and personal scrutiny.
The Philippine peso is predicted to continue its decline, potentially reaching record lows, as the nation's central bank contemplates rate cuts to stimulate economic growth amidst global financial dynamics.
The Conservative Party is campaigning against Labour's potential super-majority in upcoming elections, warning of rapid tax hikes and economic instability. They position themselves as the 'underdog' to rally voter support.
