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Neil Irwin
Senior economic correspondent at The New York Times. Author, "How to Win in a Winner-Take-All World," on navigating a career in the modern economy, out June 18.
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Nick Timiraos 14 min
Clarida says the U.S. economy is in a "very good place" but indicates interest rate cuts would be under discussion if the growth outlook materially darkens The key lines from his speech this afternoon:
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Neil Irwin 34 s
Fantastic piece from on why public infrastructure costs so much more in New York than London or Paris.
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Neil Irwin 15 h
En resposta a @PTI_tsunami_ @nytimes
Didn’t mean to suggest that current short rates, comfortably above long term yields, are something other than an annualized rate.
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Neil Irwin 19 h
En resposta a @prchovanec
Current 2 year yield at 2.11% vs. effective federal funds rate at ~2.4% implies that one or the other's gotta give, no? Question is which, and how itchy Powell's trigger finger gets for an insurance rate cut.
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Ana Swanson 19 h
"China dominates entire import product categories, including clock and watch batteries, women’s clothing items and footwear components. Practically all imported photograph albums come from China, and most toys are made there."
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Neil Irwin 19 h
Yeah, yield curve seems consistent with a forecast of ~50 bps of rate cuts by year end, with growth stabilizing at sub-2% but with no recession.
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Eddy Elfenbein 22 h
The S&P 500 is tracking for its lowest close since March 8. For context, that was so long ago, it was still the NBA regular season.
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Neil Irwin 22 h
Love this chart (and column) from though would love to see how the path of Exxon Mobil and Berkshire Hathaway stack up over time.
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Neil Irwin 22 h
En resposta a @sam_a_bell
Never stop making this joke.
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Neil Irwin 22 h
Anybody? Anecdotally, I think the west coast housing bubble made Yellen more attuned to that risk in '07. Commodity boom made Fisher and Hoenig more hawkish in '07-'08. But not aware of a more systematic analysis.
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Neil Irwin 29 de maig
You know the moment in a horror movie when nothing bad has actually happened to the characters yet, but you, the viewer, are aware of all kinds of ominous stuff? That's how this moment feels watching financial markets.
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Jeanna Smialek 29 de maig
NY Fed finds: *Corporate debt-to-GDP is at its highest in 50 yrs *The spike is "associated with more acquisitions, stock buybacks and dividends," not capex *Debt-to-earnings ratio is coming down, but it's pretty darn high
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Alec MacGillis 29 de maig
Filling the entire above-the-fold of NYT Biz section front page. Well done, meme.
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Daniel Pink 29 de maig
Eleven questions to ask to discover whether you have a good manager (or are a good manager yourself).
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Neil Irwin 28 de maig
Would love to see an attempt at hedonic adjustment in wage inflation calculations. Anecdotally, there seems to be an important way real wages fluctuate given nominal rigidity (e.g., during 2009 you could staff even low-wage jobs with high-performing workers, the reverse now).
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Neil Irwin 28 de maig
A new vacancy in one of the most important beneath-the-radar jobs in central banking and financial markets.
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Neil Irwin 27 de maig
En resposta a @conorsen
BUT HOW MANY PEOPLE ARE IN EQUITIES THERE?
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Neil Irwin 26 de maig
En resposta a @DPAQreport
So Dakar>DC I guess?
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Neil Irwin 26 de maig
I spent last weekend in New Hampshire, listening to how Democratic candidates and voters are thinking about the economy, and how they will take on Trump's economic boasts in 2020. Here's what I heard:
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Neil Irwin 26 de maig
The last two times a president has lost re-election, the unemployment rates were 7.4% (HWBush) and 7.5% (Carter). With the economy humming, here's how the Democratic playbook to challenge Trump on the economy is shaping up, from on the ground in NH:
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