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X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-08-16 15:36
Immediately preceding and following the pandemic, wages for poor workers began rising much faster than they did for the rich. That era may have now come to at least a temporary halt. https://t.co/VVjdvZdE96? ...
X @s4mmy
s4mmy· 2025-08-14 17:22
Unfortunately the gap between wages and asset prices is only going to broaden.Job displacement will be exacerbated by technology, particularly AI.It’s no wonder the rich are building bunkers, I don’t see how this doesn’t end with a revolt.If UBI isn’t the solution, what is?CL (@CL207):more and more people cat see is struggling to get joball while wage has been dropping all time lows if you compared to cost of living / rent / asset pricesand since a lot of investing ppl follow cat, if one thing you can do fo ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-08-12 08:26
Immediately preceding and following the pandemic, wages for poor workers began rising much faster than they did for the rich. That era may have now come to at least a temporary halt. https://t.co/1hp5EE9up5? ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-08-05 23:59
Japanese workers saw their nominal wages rise, reflecting gains won in annual negotiations with employers and fueling market speculation that the Bank of Japan may hike its rate https://t.co/ln5oPaNDJO ...
X @The Wall Street Journal
The Wall Street Journal· 2025-08-05 07:06
Wages have risen, but inflation in food and housing means families are struggling https://t.co/Bp8w48F3fs ...
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-08-01 13:06
House prices in the UK have gone nowhere in the past three years, while average wages have risen significantly. Believe it or not, that means affordability - in terms of house prices to income - is at its best since at least 2015. https://t.co/tgGu2THoBh ...
Watch CNBC's full interview with National Economic Council Director Kevin Hassett
CNBC Television· 2025-07-30 14:34
GDP Growth & Economic Strength - US economy grew stronger than expected in Q2, driven by trade balance and consumer strength [1] - Strong GDP growth and income growth were observed [2] - The GDP release showed overall economic strength [4] - Real income grew by 3% [7] Tariffs & Trade - $127 billion in tariffs were collected [3] - Imported goods prices have dropped, suggesting foreign producers are bearing tariff costs [6] - Revenue from tariffs is important for deficit reduction [19] - Approximately 40% of imports have a 10-15% tariff [21] - The EU and Japan have agreed to spend $1 trillion in America with capital formation [21] Government Spending & Employment - Government spending saw a 5% drop [3] - There are 70,000 fewer federal employees [3] Housing & Construction - Construction spending was a point of weakness in the numbers [10] - Construction projects were held up due to anticipation of the "big beautiful bill" [11] Monetary Policy - Core PCE is at 21% [8][14] - The White House respects the Federal Reserve's independence and analysis [14]
X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-18 03:00
The most dynamic cities in blue states have very high wages, and great weather. If they made it easy to build, the exodus from blue states to red could reverse, reckons one analyst https://t.co/NDzEp5xTa1 ...
X @Investopedia
Investopedia· 2025-06-21 18:01
More than two-thirds of American workers are satisfied with their jobs, the highest level since the survey by The Conference Board began. This is likely due to low unemployment, increasing wages on par with inflation, and more flexible work arrangements. https://t.co/7sE5yCDJPo ...
Fed Chair Powell: Real wages have been moving up at a healthy clip
CNBC Television· 2025-06-18 19:54
>> Mark. Mark. Thank you.>> Chairman Powell. Mark Hamrick with bank rate. What is the view about the growing amount of slack in the job market, including the softening in payrolls, the forecast of a modest rise in the unemployment rate and the ability of workers to demand wage hikes or not.In this environment where you have inflation surging. >> I don't you don't see you don't really see unemployment going up. You don't see increased slack, really.I mean, at the margin, remember you're at 4.2% unemployment. ...