Matt Phillips is a markets correspondent at Axios, with previous experience at The New York Times, The Wall Street Journal, and Quartz. He covers a wide range of topics including economics, finance, and market trends, providing insights and analysis for readers. With a background in journalism and a passion for storytelling, Matt brings a unique perspective to his reporting on the national and global economy.
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Matt's coverage revolves around analyzing investment trends, citing data, and drawing insights into economic developments. He has a national focus on the United States and his articles largely center around finance-related themes such as the economy, stock market, inflation, Federal Reserve policies, and China's economic impact.
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By: Matt Phillips, Elizabeth Wolfe
A Los Angeles firefighter uses a robotic hose to douse a fire under Interstate 10 that severely damaged an overpass in downtown Los Angeles on Saturday.
China's economic struggles add an unpredictable element to President Biden's meeting with Chinese leader Xi Jinping on Wednesday.
The S&P 500 is on track for its best month of the year.
Annual wholesale price inflation has returned to pre-COVID levels, in another good sign that the post-pandemic price surge really is done and dusted.
U.S. oil prices dropped nearly 5% Thursday, hitting four-month lows
It's that time of year on Wall Street when economists and analysts do their best to try to game out what lies in store next year.
Criticism is growing of a paper released this week, which claimed some investors may have profited on advanced knowledge of Hamas' Oct. 7 attacks on Israel.
Global markets think the war against inflation is over. And the Fed won.
By: Matt Phillips, Emily Peck, Lina Khan, Paul Steidler, Johnny Kampis, John Tamny, Javier Milei, Walter Block, Frank Tipler, Ken Blaker, Joe Biden, Harold Furchtgott-Roth, Kirk Arner, Mark Mills
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