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The US government must bring companies and workers together to craft a new social compact
“A ripple, not a wave”
A confusing picture gets more so after the jobs report
Will the end of “extraordinary measures” lead to financial Armageddon or not?
A gap has emerged between the US central bank and its peers at a time when its policy signals have become at odds with financial conditions
Billionaire Koch’s donor network says it opposes Trump’s re-election
Bruno Le Maire and Robert Habeck prepare to meet US officials amid tensions over subsidies
Buyers fear long-term supply contracts will conflict with carbon-neutral targets, according to executives
The greenback is bound sooner or later to feel the effects of intensifying geopolitical rivalry between the US and China
GM, Volkswagen, Hyundai and Kia decline to follow competitors as customer demand persists
Mixed signals on interest rates, jobs and consumer spending cloud the business outlook
Economists debate whether Fed is orchestrating a ‘soft landing’ or failing to cool the economy enough
Equities gain on the week but investors reassess interest rate outlook after unexpected labour market acceleration
Plus, Blinken trip to China cancelled after spy balloon accusations
Labour market’s resilience leads to bond sell-off as investors reassess Fed’s interest rate stance
German carmaker’s expansion in San Luis Potosí is among largest announced since US Inflation Reduction Act
Monetary policymakers grapple with how to chart a path to terminal rates
Employment growth completely resets the main risk for investors for the rest of this year
Whoops
Investors should not assume this upturn in economic growth will be just like previous ones
European Central Bank president points to several reasons why price pressures will take longer to tame
Probably, says Barclays
Roberto Perli is the new SOMA supremo
And Meta stock doubles
Fed chair insists ‘there is a long way to go’ but investors zero in on sanguine comments
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