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	economies Daily update ⋅ August 21, 2022
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	With wins in Congress, Biden's imprint on U.S. economy emerges - The Washington Post The Washington Post Biden's imprint on economy emerges, although inflation threatens wins. Legislative victories cement White House's shift in economic policymaking from ... Flag as irrelevant
	US Economy Flashes Signals of Hope and Concern in Mixed Data - Bloomberg Bloomberg.com US Economy Flashes Signals of Hope and Concern in Mixed Data. Consumers holding up, manufacturing mixed, housing weaker. Various labor market measures ... Flag as irrelevant
	Stocks Are Divorced From the Economy—but Won't Be Forever - WSJ The Wall Street Journal What happens in the economy eventually matters. Slower growth, more inflation and higher interest rates isn't a recipe for long-term success. Flag as irrelevant
	Charting the Global Economy: China, Turkey Shock With Rate Cuts - Bloomberg.com Bloomberg.com China's Growth Plateaus. Economy slows in July after weakest expansion since 2020 in 2nd quarter. Real GDP growth (through ... Flag as irrelevant
	For Republican governors, the Biden boom ends at state borders and the national economy ... Fortune GOP leaders make a paradoxical argument that the U.S. economy has slumped into a recession, but Republican-led parts of the country are still ... Flag as irrelevant
	Growing pains: China's faltering economy tests leadership's nerve - The Guardian The Guardian Growing pains: China's faltering economy tests leadership's nerve. Beijing is in a bind over harsh Covid lockdowns, a property crisis and tensions ... Flag as irrelevant
	Charting the global economy: China's growth stalls, Europe slips towards recession The Economic Times Chile's economy is teetering on the brink of recession after unexpectedly flatlining in the second quarter amid soaring inflation and heightened ... Flag as irrelevant
	Climate graphic of the week: Record lows for rivers across China, US and Europe sap economies Financial Times Global infrastructure and national economies are expected to continue to struggle to cope with the costly consequences of extreme weather that ... Flag as irrelevant
	Welcome to the 'We Just Don't Know' Economy - CoinDesk CoinDesk Welcome to the 'We Just Don't Know' Economy. Up? Down? Sideways? All of the above? A look at a confusing economic landscape. Listen on:. Flag as irrelevant
	Nobel winner Michael Spence says fear of U.S. recession 'is receding, but I don't think it's over' Fortune Michael Spence, 2001 Nobel Prize in Economics, attends during the Festival of Economy on June 1 in Turin, Italy. Stefano Guidi/Getty Images. Flag as irrelevant

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