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Can America’s Solar Power Industry Compete with China’s? One Firm Tries

Battling heavily subsidized manufacturers, First Solar is set to build a new factory in Ohio, a mission that reveals the challenges of trying to “reshore” critical industries that moved offshore.

21 Jun 2021 The Wall Street Journal: Economy

Two Months That Tore Apart the Food Chain

Grocery demand skyrocketed, restaurants shut their doors and distribution became exponentially more complex, resulting in the most dramatic shift in history. For consumers, it could mean fewer choices, higher prices and an adjustment in the way we shop and stock our pantries.

29 Apr 2020 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Two Months That Tore Apart the Food Chain

The Coronavirus Economic Reopening Will Be Fragile, Partial and Slow

From airlines to car makers, companies are planning to gear up again. The new normal will look anything but, with safety shields, blood tests and plenty of space between customers.

13 Apr 2020 The Wall Street Journal: Economy The Coronavirus Economic Reopening Will Be Fragile, Partial and Slow

Fed Launches New Lending Facility for Foreign Central Banks

The central bank launched its latest lending program to alleviate market strains by allowing foreign central banks to convert their holdings of Treasurys into dollars.

31 Mar 2020 The Wall Street Journal: Economy

Fed Ramps Up Bond Buying, Indicating Much Larger Purchases Are Likely

The Federal Reserve is likely to significantly boost its government-bond purchases beyond the $500 billion minimum it committed Sunday to buy amid market strains that sent interest rates higher in recent days.

19 Mar 2020 The Wall Street Journal: Economy

By the Numbers: How the Coronavirus Epidemic Is Hitting Businesses Around the World

The epidemic is sending ripples through every corner of the global economy, slashing revenues, roiling supply chains and wiping out trillions in market value.

29 Feb 2020 The Wall Street Journal: Economy

Why Argentina Faces an Economic Crisis. Again.

Latin America’s third-biggest economy is repeating a pattern that has dogged it for over 70 years, running out of hard currency while grappling with inflation and contraction. Not for the first time, the Peronists promise to fix it.

25 Sep 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Why Argentina Faces an Economic Crisis. Again.

Powell Faces Challenge Defining Doctrine Around When to Cut Rates

Fed Chairman Jerome Powell’s challenge in the weeks ahead is to articulate clearly why the central bank is likely to continue reducing rates absent obvious signs of economic deterioration.

22 Aug 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy

Homeowners Rush to Refinance, Thanks to Falling Yields

Falling bond yields are reviving the U.S. mortgage market. Current rates, which are at their lowest level in almost three years, are prompting borrowers to flood lenders with calls, with much of the activity fueled by refinancings.

08 Aug 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Homeowners Rush to Refinance, Thanks to Falling Yields

Fed Cuts Rates by a Quarter Point in Precautionary Move

The Federal Reserve cut interest rates by a quarter-percentage point—the first reduction since 2008—in a pre-emptive strike to cushion the economy from a global slowdown and escalating trade tensions.

31 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Fed Cuts Rates by a Quarter Point in Precautionary Move

Slow Progress in Trade Talks Is Partly a Result of China’s New Tactic to Wait

Plodding progress in trade negotiations between the U.S. and China this week is partly the result of a new tactic from Beijing, which increasingly thinks waiting may produce a more favorable agreement.

31 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Slow Progress in Trade Talks Is Partly a Result of China’s New Tactic to Wait

U.S. Private Sector Added 156,000 Jobs in July

The nonfarm private sector in the U.S. added 156,000 jobs in July, according to the ADP National Employment Report, and showed job growth across businesses of all sizes.

31 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy U.S. Private Sector Added 156,000 Jobs in July

German Opponents of ECB’s Crisis Strategy Make a Last Stand

In a prosperous corner of southern Germany, opponents of Europe’s economic crisis-fighting strategy are making a last stand, attacking the giant bond-buying program launched 4½ years ago by the European Central Bank.

31 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy German Opponents of ECB’s Crisis Strategy Make a Last Stand

Europe’s Stalling Economy Sounds Alarm for Global Growth

The region’s economy is slowing again as its factories count the cost of increased uncertainty about global trade rules, underpinning worries at the Federal Reserve about the impact of weaker world demand on U.S. growth.

31 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Europe’s Stalling Economy Sounds Alarm for Global Growth

Trump to Sign Medicare Order as Part of Attack on Democrats’ Health-Care Message

President Trump is set to sign an executive order to bolster private insurers’ Medicare Advantage plans as it moves ahead with a trial program to authorize imports of cheaper prescription drugs from Canada.

31 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Trump to Sign Medicare Order as Part of Attack on Democrats’ Health-Care Message

Confident Consumers Keep Spending Amid Soft Inflation

U.S. consumers continued to spend and maintained confidence heading into the summer while inflation remained soft, according to data that will likely reinforce the Federal Reserve’s expected decision to lower interest rates.

30 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Confident Consumers Keep Spending Amid Soft Inflation

Mortgage Rates Were Falling Before Fed Signaled Rate Cut

The Federal Reserve is prepared to cut interest rates this week for the first time since 2008, but the biggest source of debt for U.S. consumers—mortgages—has been getting cheaper since late last year.

30 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Mortgage Rates Were Falling Before Fed Signaled Rate Cut

The Undeclared Currency War: How the ECB Is Forcing the Fed’s Hand

When Federal Reserve policy makers gather in Washington this week to weigh cutting interest rates, a big part of their decision will already have been made—in Frankfurt.

30 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy The Undeclared Currency War: How the ECB Is Forcing the Fed’s Hand

Home-Price Gains Continued to Slow in May

The growth of U.S. home prices slowed again in May, as the housing market continues to moderate during what has been a relatively weak year for sales.

30 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Home-Price Gains Continued to Slow in May

U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume With No Breakthroughs in Sight

Chinese and U.S. negotiators resumed trade talks, taking tentative steps to overcome mutual mistrust and limited political appetite for a breakthrough agreement after weeks of recriminations.

30 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy U.S.-China Trade Talks Resume With No Breakthroughs in Sight

Former Fed Chief Yellen Endorses Quarter-Point Rate Cut This Week

Former Federal Reserve Chairwoman Janet Yellen said while the U.S. economy was doing well and the labor market remains strong, inflation is too low.

29 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Former Fed Chief Yellen Endorses Quarter-Point Rate Cut This Week

Why the Fed Is Cutting Rates When the Economy Looks Good

Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell is leading his colleagues to cut interest rates this week for the first time since 2008, even though the economy looks healthy, partly because it isn’t behaving as expected.

29 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Why the Fed Is Cutting Rates When the Economy Looks Good

Trump Criticizes Expected Fed Rate Cut as ‘Not Enough’

President Trump said that the Federal Reserve’s expected small interest-rate cut this week is “not enough,” but he expressed optimism that the country would do well regardless of what is decided.

29 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Trump Criticizes Expected Fed Rate Cut as ‘Not Enough’

Labor Department Makes Public 401(k) Rule Change

The Labor Department released a final rule to make it easier for small businesses to band together to create joint 401(k) retirement plans for workers.

29 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Labor Department Makes Public 401(k) Rule Change

Treasury to Borrow Over $1 Trillion in 2019 for Second Year in a Row

The U.S. government expects to borrow more than $1 trillion in 2019 for the second year in a row, though slightly less than it borrowed the previous year, the Treasury Department said Monday.

29 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Treasury to Borrow Over $1 Trillion in 2019 for Second Year in a Row

Real Time Economics: The Fed, Trade Talks and Jobs Day—It’s Going to Be a Fun Week

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29 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Real Time Economics: The Fed, Trade Talks and Jobs Day—It’s Going to Be a Fun Week

U.S.-China Trade Talks Set to Resume With Modest Expectations

Negotiators for the U.S. and China will face off in Shanghai this week in another attempt to piece together a trade accord, amid considerably lowered expectations. Modest wins might be obtainable, however.

28 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy U.S.-China Trade Talks Set to Resume With Modest Expectations

A Key Reason the Fed Struggles to Hit 2% Inflation: Uncooperative Prices

Recent studies show that a large segment of the economy, from healthcare to durable goods, appears insensitive to the rising or falling demand.

28 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy A Key Reason the Fed Struggles to Hit 2% Inflation: Uncooperative Prices

Economy Week Ahead: Consumer Spending, Manufacturing, Jobs and Trade

In the week ahead, the U.S. will see consumer spending, manufacturing, jobs and trade data. China will release fresh trade figures.

28 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Economy Week Ahead: Consumer Spending, Manufacturing, Jobs and Trade

Financial Crisis Yields a Generation of Renters

For generations, the wealth of U.S. households was built on the foundation of homeownership. That is changing, and the effects are reverberating through the economy.

27 Jul 2019 The Wall Street Journal: Economy Financial Crisis Yields a Generation of Renters
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