
Neil Irwin
Chief Economic Correspondent at Axios
Chief Economic Correspondent at Axios and author of Axios Macro newsletter. Author of "The Alchemists" and "How to Win"; Formerly: NYT, WashPost.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Courtenay Brown |Neil Irwin
Manufacturers expect dismal business conditions that could plunge the sector back into a recessionary-like state. Why it matters: President Trump's trade war is intended to revitalize domestic factories by discouraging the consumption of foreign-made goods. But for the moment, surveys show manufacturers expect the opposite: less expansion, plummeting sales, job cuts and higher prices.
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1 week ago |
axios.com | Courtenay Brown |Neil Irwin
Incoming Philadelphia Fed president Anna Paulson. Courtesy: Philadelphia FedThe Federal Reserve Bank of Philadelphia said on Thursday that Anna Paulson, a current Fed economist, will be the next leader of the bank. Why it matters: Paulson, whose research has focused on financial markets institutions, will get a vote on the Fed's interest rate-setting committee next year as the central bank grapples with huge questions about how White House trade policy will impact the economy.
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Neil Irwin |Courtenay Brown
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Courtenay Brown |Neil Irwin
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2 weeks ago |
axios.com | Courtenay Brown |Neil Irwin
Illustration: Maura Losch/AxiosThere is now sand — a lot of it — in the gears of global commerce, and it won't be going away in the foreseeable future. Why it matters: President Trump may have backed down on some of the most extreme — and hardest to justify — trade barriers he announced a week earlier. But the tariffs that remain in place still make for a more fractured global economy, albeit with slightly different fractures.
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Inbox: Biden economic adviser Daleep Singh returns to PGIM Fixed Income as chief global economist. https://t.co/MamTRChAgi

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