Vince Golle is an Editor for U.S. Economy at Bloomberg News in Washington. He covers a range of topics including business and economics, finance, and real estate, with a focus on markets, inflation, the Federal Reserve, and U.S. politics. Vince's work has been featured in various prominent publications, including WAtoday, The Detroit News, and Fortune.
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Vince Golle's articles predominantly focus on the US economy, inflation, employment, consumer borrowing, and global economic trends. His coverage is heavily data-driven with a strong emphasis on citing data sources.
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US consumer debt outstanding unexpectedly fell in November by the most in over a year as credit-card balances plunged.
The share of US small businesses that raised compensation in December dropped to an almost four-year low, adding to evidence the job market is a much more limited source of inflationary pressures.
US consumers’ long-term inflation expectations jumped to the highest since 2008 on concerns about potential tariffs from the incoming Trump administration.
By: Molly Smith, Vince Golle
Global bond markets sold off this week as investors worried about lingering inflationary pressures and heavy government borrowing.
By: Craig Stirling, Vince Golle
Underlying US inflation probably cooled only a touch at the close of 2024 against a backdrop of a resilient job market and steadfast economy, supporting the Federal Reserve’s go-slow approach to further rate cuts.
By: Molly Smith, Vince Golle
A selloff in the $28 trillion US Treasury market worsened after a strong employment report fueled bets that the Federal Reserve will delay further interest rate cuts.
By: Craig Stirling, Vince Golle
Underlying US inflation likely cooled only a touch at the close of 2024 against a backdrop of a resilient job market and steadfast economy, supporting the Federal Reserve's go-slow approach to further rate cuts.
US mortgage rates topped 7% last week, reaching the highest level since early May and extending a months-long advance that risks restraining the housing market.
By: Vince Golle
U.S. mortgage rates topped 7% last week, reaching the highest level since early May and extending a months-long advance that risks restraining the housing market.
By: Molly Smith, Vince Golle
Measures of inflation eased in the US and UK last month, propping up bond prices after deep selloffs and bolstering bets on interest-rate cuts.
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