Noah Higgins-Dunn is a video journalist at The Wall Street Journal. He specializes in covering markets, China, and media, with a particular focus on the impacts of social media platforms and figures like Elon Musk. Noah's work has been featured in Fierce Pharma, The West Australian, and CNBC.
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Noah Higgins-Dunn's articles primarily focus on finance and economics, delving into topics such as inflation, stock markets, IPOs, and the CPI report. He also covers international relations with a specific emphasis on China. His reliance on data in his coverage suggests that he values fact-based reporting.
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More than two years after the pandemic's onset, China's stringent Covid controls are still weighing down its economy and stalling global supply chains.
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How do policy makers know when their actions against inflation are effective? One of the most widely cited tools at their disposal is the consumer price index, also known as the CPI.
From gas prices to grocery bills, when will soaring inflation finally come to an end? Economists provide their insights into what's in store for 2023.
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From gas prices to groceries, when will soaring inflation finally come to an end? Economists weigh what’s ahead and provide their valuable insights into what’s in store for 2023.
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Global stocks moved lower after rare protests erupted across China over the country's stringent zero-Covid policy — the Dow declined 497.57 points while the S&P 500 dropped by 62.18 points. Six experts discuss the impact on U.S. markets.
China is beginning to lift its more stringent Covid-19 restrictions after nearly three years in isolation. But what could mark the end of its zero-Covid policy may be just the beginning of the country's pandemic problems.
From gas prices to groceries, when will soaring inflation finally come to an end? Economists weigh what's ahead and provide their valuable insights into what's in store for 2023.
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