Evan Ryser is a Correspondent at MNI. He covers a range of topics including finance, personal finance, manufacturing, and business economics, with a particular focus on economic policy and the global and regional economies. Evan's insights and analyses have been featured in MNI.
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Evan Ryser's coverage is heavily focused on the finance and economy, specifically centered around the US economy, Federal Reserve, inflation, monetary policy, and economic indicators. His preference for citing data suggests a strong emphasis on factual reporting.
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By: Evan Ryser, Jean Yung, Pedro Nicolaci Da Costa
MNI reports on the outlook for possible Fed rate increases later this year.
By: Jean Yung, Pedro Nicolaci Da Costa, Evan Ryser
MNI reports on the outlook for Fed Chair Kevin Warsh's five task forces.
MNI reports on outlook for U.S. manufacturing sector.
MNI interviews ISM services chief on sector outlook.
Former New York Fed economist Jan Groen provides his outlook for Fed policy.
Kansas City Federal Reserve economist Nicholas Sly speaks to MNI about AI's impact on economic volatility.
* MNI: MOST SUPPORTED STEADY RATES IN JULY- FED MINUTES * 'SEVERAL' PARTICIPANTS FAVORED 25BP INCREASE IN JULY * MANY SAID TIGHTENING NEEDED IF PRICES DON'T DECLINE * SOME SAID FINANCIAL CONDITIONS NOT SUFFICIENTLY TIGHT * PARTICIPANTS JUDGED INFLATION RISKS SKEWED TO THE UPSIDE * MANY NOTED ELEVATED PRICES COULD AFFECT EXPECTATIONS * PARTICIPANTS JUDGED LABOR MARKET CONDITIONS WERE STABLE * CHAIRMAN PROPOSED 6 MEETINGS PER YEAR, 2 MOS APART * NO DECISIONS REGARDING POSSIBLE MEETING SCHEDULE CHANGES
The former director of the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office Douglas Holtz-Eakin speaks in an interview.
MNI interviews former Fed Board economist.
Citigroup global chief economist Nathan Sheets discusses the Fed outlook and Treasury intervention.
