Andrew Moran is a journalist at Liberty Nation. He focuses on a range of topics including energy and mining, finance, and the economy, with particular attention to markets, inflation, and the Federal Reserve. Andrew's work has been featured in several prominent outlets, including The Epoch Times, Economic Collapse News, and FXDailyReport.com.
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Wall Street dismissed the Federal Reserve's Wednesday rate cut and instead focused on its 2025 interest rate outlook.
Upward revisions to consumer spending and exports lift the third-quarter GDP growth rate.
‘The Democrats have said they want to get rid of it. If they want to get rid of it, I would lead the charge,’ Trump said.
By: Andrew Moran
Natural gas futures rocketed toward the end of the trading week after investors were pleased to see another sizable drawdown of US supplies. Natural gas prices have renewed their upward momentum this month, rising about 5% on a shrinking surplus.
Whether buying or renting, US housing affordability has spiraled out of control over the last few years. Since the onset of the pandemic
If you have delayed your Christmas shopping until now, hoping to rely on Amazon for your gift-giving pursuits, you might be in store for bad luck – maybe. At the peak of the holiday season, Amazon workers walked off the job and hit the picket line across several US facilities. This continues the labor-strife trend occurring over the last couple of years amid elevated living costs. Like their predecessors, will the thousands of Amazon workers succeed?
Goods inflation slowed, but prices for services spiked. The Federal Reserve's favored inflation metric, the personal consumption
‘Congress must get rid of, or extend out to, perhaps, 2029, the ridiculous Debt Ceiling,' Trump said.
By: Joseph Lord, Andrew Moran
Some of the prominent names in economic policymaking have held the position, which advises the president on U.S. and global economic policy.
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