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Has the government done enough to lower inflation?

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France Grapples with Political Stalemate and the Specter of Instability

France is currently navigating through a significant political deadlock, with President Emmanuel Macron engaging in discussions with right-wing representatives in an effort to find common ground. The country has been experiencing economic challenges, including harsh inflation since the COVID-19 pandemic,…

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Navigating Economic and Political Challenges: Harris, Housing, and Inflation Concerns Dominate Headlines

Recent headlines highlight Vice President Kamala Harris's efforts to navigate complex political and economic landscapes, including her campaign's strategic use of President Joe Biden and controversies surrounding her portrayal in media. Amidst this, the American dream of homeownership faces significant…

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Democratic Senators Call on Fed to Cut Interest Rates

Three Democratic senators urged Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell and fellow policymakers to aggressively cut the central bank’s benchmark interest rate, including by 75 basis points this week, to protect the US economy from potential harm.“If the Fed is too cautious in cutting rates, it would needlessly risk our economy heading towards a recession,” Sens. Elizabeth Warren, Sheldon Whitehouse and John Hickenlooper said in a letter sent Monday to Powell. “The Committee must consider implementing rate cuts more aggressively upfront to mitigate potential risks to the labor market.”The letter highlights the thorny political backdrop surrounding the Fed as it prepares to lower interest rates for the first time since 2020 in a bid to bolster a softening jobs market. While officials have repeatedly maintained that policy decisions won’t be influenced by partisan considerations, they continue to face scrutiny from several political corners.Those range from lawmakers who think the Fed is responding too tentatively, to former President Donald Trump who has said the Fed shouldn’t adjust rates ahead of the presidential election. His comments drew a critical response from Vice President Kamala Harris, his rival for the White House this fall, who said she would respect the Fed’s independence if elected.

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