Paul Davidson is an Economics and Jobs Reporter at USA TODAY. He covers a range of topics including jobs, consumer spending, and manufacturing, with a focus on business and economics, economic policy, and the global economy. Paul has been featured in various publications such as the Chicago Sun-Times, Yahoo Finance, and The Hill Times.
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Household income growth is slowing even as inflation stays high, stressing finances. It also means weaker gains in consumer spending and the economy.
By: Paul Davidson
Rent jumped the past year in the least costly areas, straining low, middle-income residents. The rise defies a national slowdown in rent hikes
By: Danae King, Paul Davidson
While rent prices are stabilizing nationally, they are increasing in more affordable cities like Columbus, Ohio.
President Trump's expanding trade war is boosting the chances of a recession. Layoffs are rising and consumer confidence and spending are sliding.
Inflation eased more than expected in February, according to the consumer price index. Trump's tariffs are likely to propel prices higher
By: Paul Davidson
Inflation eased more than expected in February but the reprieve will likely be short-lived, economists say, with President Donald Trump 's barrage of import tariffs set to propel prices higher.
The Fed is set to hold interest rates steady, but with inflation rising amid a slowing economy, it could lower its forecast for interest rate cuts.
Rent prices are increasing the most in more affordable places. That includes Columbus, seen as a more affordable place to live than larger cities.
By: Paul Davidson
Will reuse and refill replace single-use packaging in the UK? Dr Paul Davidson, director of UKRI's Smart Plastic Packaging Challenge, believes the reuse revolution is closer than we might think
By: Paul Davidson
The Federal Reserve kept its forecast for two rate cuts this year amid Trump's tariffs, which are expected to push up inflation and slow the economy
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