Christopher Condon

Reports of contaminated items, from sunscreen to tampons to shampoo, keep coming. https://t.co/KPlEg3DXkQ via @business @annaedney

Great piece from @catarinasaraiva on how one of the Fed's pandemic-era emergency-lending programs may end up burying some of the companies it tried to help. https://t.co/EjLxhHG0gD via @economics

Fed Chair Jerome Powell took a very different approach to Trump's proposed policies before the president-elect's first term https://t.co/LNu1CGrSuJ via @economics

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said the recent performance of the US economy has been "remarkably good," giving central bankers room to lower interest rates at a careful pace https://t.co/95jp1qAbDp via @economics

Trump wants a “say” on interest rates. What else could he do? https://t.co/CEAWbp5XJH via @economics @TheAmaraReport

Powell now has more than the Fed's impending rate decision to consider. Here's what Donald Trump's return to the White House means for the Fed chair and US economic policy. https://t.co/hbXwkAdCvD via @economics @catarinasaraiva

Trump’s victory in Tuesday’s presidential contest injects deep uncertainties into the US economic outlook that could alter the Fed’s policy calculus in the months ahead https://t.co/ZcQANYXuaB via @economics @TheAmaraReport

Donald Trump is returning to the White House, and the US economy is in for a wild ride. https://t.co/HFKrSNJWHA via @economics

RT @SecYellen: A frank and productive exchange of views with my counterpart on key issues like expanding the global supply of candy and toy…

PCE inflation -- strong in September but not strong enough to lower expectations for a 25bps rate cut next week... https://t.co/g1JeqXSryg via @economics

The US economy expanded at a robust pace in the third quarter as households and businesses stood tall in the face of global headwinds and uncertainty ahead of the November election. https://t.co/FxJEnSG979 via @economics

Friday’s employment report is the last one before the Fed's policy meeting next week and the US election. But the data will be tough to parse between a pair of destructive hurricanes and a strike at Boeing https://t.co/zUzjxI91p0 via @economics @TheAmaraReport @DoubleTGolle

Very nice piece from @TheAmaraReport Companies are finding it harder to raise prices as consumers tighten their purses, and that's making the Fed more confident inflation will continue to fall https://t.co/2X6jmMqEW5 via @economics

A good reminder that inflation gauges don't represent how you, or any other individual, experience increases in the cost of living. @atanzi https://t.co/Gs6nL4sAnc via @economics der that

The amount of reserves underlying the US banking system remains plentiful, according to a New York Fed gauge that will be published monthly https://t.co/TtdzfVQatE via @business

Excellent piece by @ctorresreporter on the why the Fed's severe data dependence is beginning to wear thin. https://t.co/1FRsHachwB via @markets

Three Fed policymakers were unfazed by a higher-than-forecast September inflation report, suggesting the central bank can continue lowering rates, but a fourth hinted he may favor a pause https://t.co/ylNmKklDCZ via @economics