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Former President Donald Trump's campaign knocked President Joe Biden in a statement after the latest inflation reading, seizing on consumer necessities to make a pitch to voters.
President Joe Biden's campaign celebrated the Dow Jones Industrial Average's crossing the 40,000-point mark, and used the moment to underscore differences with Donald Trump.
By: Robert Schroeder
Follow along with MarketWatch's reporters for live coverage of tonight's debate between President Joe Biden and former President Donald Trump, and what it means for the economy and your money.
By: Robert Schroeder
Trump is taking Biden to task for elevated food prices, a topic that the White House has taken pains to address in recent days. As MarketWatch's Chris Matthews has [recently reported](https://www.marketwatch/story/biden-white-house-applauds-walmart-amazon-for-grocery-discounts-amid-inflation-fi
By: Robert Schroeder
President Joe Biden touted progress in the fight against inflation after [Wednesday's consumer-price index report](https://www.marketwatch/livecoverage/cpi-report-for-july-inflation-expected-to-rise-again-after-last-month-s-surprise-fall/card/cpi-big-picture-inflation-is-cooling-but-hot-spots-re
By: Robert Schroeder
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The debate has wrapped up for the evening. This could be the only time that Harris and Trump meet face to face this campaign season, since other debates haven't been agreed to. The vice-presidential candidates are scheduled to debate on Oct. 1.
Trump this evening has said more than once that the U.S. had the worst inflation ever under the Biden-Harris administration. That's not accurate, but first, Trump's term was hardly inflation-free. It increased by [a combined 7.3% during Trump’s four years in office](https://www.marketwatch/stor
By: Robert Schroeder
Your guide to where presidential candidates Kamal Harris and Donald Trump stand on key economic and money issues
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