Bryan Mena is a writer at CNN Business. He covers the U.S. economy with a focus on the Federal Reserve, macroeconomic data, inflation, the labor market, and regional economic trends. His insights have been featured in numerous publications, including The Wall Street Journal, Yahoo Finance, and The Dallas Examiner.
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Bryan Mena's coverage primarily focuses on finance and economy, with a strong emphasis on data-driven analysis. He frequently covers government announcements and investment analysis related to the US economy, particularly pertaining to job market trends and Federal Reserve discussions.
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By: Bryan Mena
Washington (CNN) — Consumer sentiment continued to decline this month, reaching a fresh record low as the war in Iran drags on, keeping energy prices elevated.
By: Bryan Mena
Washington (CNN) — Consumer sentiment continued to decline this month, reaching a fresh record low as the war in Iran drags on, keeping energy prices elevated.
Washington — Kevin Warsh was confirmed Wednesday by the Senate to serve as the 17th chair of the Federal Reserve, handing the former
Warsh on Wednesday was confirmed by the Senate to formally succeed Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, whose term ends May 15.
Washington — Americans continue to open their wallets, despite record-low consumer sentiment due to the war with Iran, in part thanks to a resilient US labor market.
By: Bryan Mena
Washington (CNN) — The war with Iran is forcing Americans to pay more for gasoline as people cut back on purchases of some long-lasting goods.
By: Bryan Mena
Washington (CNN) — The war with Iran is forcing Americans to pay more for gasoline as people cut back on purchases of some long-lasting goods.
The war with Iran is forcing Americans to pay more for gasoline as people cut back on purchases of some long-lasting goods.
By: Bryan Mena
Washington (CNN) — The sharpest economic decline in American history, the highest inflation in more than 40 years, aggressive political attacks from the White House, and the worst-ever global energy shock.
Washington — The Federal Reserve is yapping too much about the economy, according to Kevin Warsh, the US central bank's incoming leader.
