Augusta Saraiva is a Supply Chain Reporter with a focus on multinational companies. She has written for various publications including BNN Bloomberg, Bloomberg News, Yahoo Finance, and The Washington Post. Augusta covers topics related to supply chain management, international trade, and economic trends.
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Underlying U.S. inflation rose more than forecast in September, representing a pause in the recent progress toward moderating price pressures.
A measure of prices paid to US producers was unchanged in September, restrained by declines in gasoline, suggesting further progress toward tamer inflation.
US consumer sentiment unexpectedly fell for the first time in three months as lingering frustration with a high cost of living offset more sanguine views of the job market.
By: Alex Vasquez, Augusta Saraiva
President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks to remove unfair advantages given to private energy companies operating in partnership with public entities in
By: Augusta Saraiva, Alex Vasquez
President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks to remove unfair advantages given to private energy companies operating in partnership with public entities in Mexico, although she counts on private capital to achieve her ambitious renewable energy goals, according to a top government official.
By: Jarrell Dillard, Enda Curran, Augusta Saraiva
The efforts to rebuild in Southeastern states after a pair of destructive hurricanes are at risk of being drawn out by shortages of a critical supply of workers: migrants.
By: Augusta Saraiva
The efforts to rebuild in Southeastern states after a pair of destructive hurricanes are at risk of being drawn out by shortages of a critical supply of workers: migrants.
By: Augusta Saraiva
The efforts to rebuild in Southeastern states after a pair of destructive hurricanes are at risk of being drawn out by shortages of a critical supply of workers: migrants.
By: Mark Niquette, Augusta Saraiva
US retail sales advanced in October, boosted by autos that masked more mixed performance elsewhere heading into the holiday season.
By: Augusta Saraiva, Dana Morgan
Economists see the Federal Reserve taking a more measured approach to interest-rate cuts next year amid stubborn inflation and limited prospects that price pressures can cool much under President-elect Donald Trump.
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