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Trump's tariffs and trade policies will improve the economy. Give him time. | Opinion
Optics are not everything when it comes to the economy, but they are something. Right now, Americans are souring on Trump's economy. Read More
Trump 2.0 Suddenly Looks Like Trump 1.0
Ten months into the president’s second term, Trump 2.0 is for the first time starting to resemble the chaotic original. And that new sense of political weakness in the president has not just ... Read More
Why is Trump copying Biden’s economic playbook?
The Trump administration is now in danger of deploying the same economic playbook that spelled disaster for the Biden administration ... Read More
Trump approval rating on top issue for voters hits new low in latest poll
President Donald Trump continued to score low approval ratings on his handling of the economy in the latest CNBC poll. The CNBC All-America Economic Survey, released Friday, found that 55% of ... Read More
Ask PolitiFact: How much could the federal shutdown cost?
The federal shutdown — one month long and counting — has an obvious economic impact for government workers who aren’t receiving paychecks and food aid recipients who could lose their benefits Nov. 1. Read More
Here’s what the latest inflation and spending data reveals about the US economy
Key monthly metrics from the US government continue to be released now that the shutdown has ended. Next up: September wholesale inflation and retail sales. Read More
Trump’s $21 Trillion Investment Boom Is Actually Short Trillions
Bloomberg Economics analysis shows real investment commitments closer to $7 trillion and many of those are in question. Read More
Voters frustrated with economic reality as holiday season hits: Poll
Voters aren’t reacting to “vibes.” They’re reacting to their bills. And the more they feel squeezed, the more those feelings are showing up in Trump’s poll numbers. Read More
Kremlin rejects Trump's view that the Russian economy could collapse
Trump said Russia's economy is near collapse US President said Russians queueing for gasoline Russia's Novak says domestic gasoline market is stable Kremlin says Russia's economy is strong enough ... Read More
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