Jeffry Bartash is an Economics Reporter at MarketWatch. He focuses on business and economics, delving into topics such as the economy, finance, trading, and personal finance, while also touching on retail and retail technology. His work has been featured in Yahoo Finance, NewsBreak, MSN, New York Post, and RealClearEnergy.
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By: Jeffry Bartash
Nearly three months into the Iran war, Americans are still spending plenty of money to keep the economy on the up and up.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The upsurge in U.S. inflation, reaching a three-year high, has been fueled by rising oil prices and the residual effects of the Trump tariffs. But another thing is adding to the problem: the boom in artificial intelligence.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The U.S. economy is showing the strain of the nearly three-month old conflict with Iran, new S&P surveys showed. Another flareup in inflation has raised business costs and pared customer demand.
By: Jeffry Bartash
A long-running survey of how Americans feel about the economy sank to another all-time low — but not just because Democrats are furious at President Trump and his policies.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The Federal Reserve isn’t going to reduce borrowing costs anytime soon because of resurgent inflation, but a rate hike is also off the table for now as the regime of new Chair Kevin Warsh gets underway.
By: Jeffry Bartash
Are Americans really feeling worse than ever about their financial well-being? A long-running survey of consumers suggests the answer is yes, drawing a sharp rebuke President Trump’s right-hand man on the economy.
By: Jeffry Bartash
Americans get less bang for their bucks
By: Jeffry Bartash
The main inflation barometer preferred by Federal Reserve rose to a three-year high in April and it could rise even higher, posing a stiff challenge for households, businesses and the broader U.S. economy.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The U.S. economy wasn’t all that great in the first three months of the year. But it wasn’t terrible, either.
By: Jeffry Bartash
The U.S. economy may be more fragile than a raging bull market suggests.
