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JULY HARVARD CAPS / HARRIS POLL: OPINIONS ON "BIG BEAUTIFUL BILL" SPLIT WITH 47% OF VOTERS SUPPORTING IT, BUT MOST POLICIES HAVE MAJORITY SUPPORT WITH MANY POPULAR TAX CUTS
Prnewswire· 2025-07-14 12:29
45% OF VOTERS SAY INFLATION AND AFFORDABILITY IS THE MOST IMPORTANT ISSUE TO THEM PERSONALLY, UP 6 POINTS FROM JUNE 69% OF VOTERS SAY BIDEN'S OPEN BORDER WAS A DELIBERATE POLICY 80% OF VOTERS SUPPORT THE U.S. TAKING ALL ACTIONS NECESSARY TO PREVENT IRAN FROM OBTAINING A NUCLEAR WEAPON NEW YORK and CAMBRIDGE, Mass., July 14, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Stagwell (NASDAQ: STGW) today released the results of the July Harvard CAPS / Harris poll, a monthly collaboration between the Center for American Political Studies ...
CNBC's 2025 Top States biggest mover: Massachusetts
CNBC Television· 2025-07-10 18:17
State Rankings - CNBC's annual rankings place North Carolina as the top state for business for the third time in four years [1] - Significant shifts occurred in state rankings due to concerns about federal budget cuts [2] - Massachusetts surged 18 spots after dropping 23 places the previous year [3] States Performance - New Jersey, Iowa, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Missouri experienced notable drops in the rankings [2] - Colorado, Delaware, and New Hampshire each jumped five points, driven by workforce and economic factors [2] - Nebraska, North Dakota, and Idaho improved by nine positions [3] Economic Factors - Massachusetts faces challenges as the second most expensive state for business and one of the least business-friendly [4] - Massachusetts relies on federal research grants, which are under threat from the Trump administration, but the state is trying to fund its own research, including a billion dollars for life sciences and climate technology [4] - Virginia lost its top ranking, sparking debate about the impact of federal government changes [6] - Virginia is expected to lose jobs this year, even as the country continues to create jobs [8] - Virginia slipped to number 14 in economy, a heavily weighted category [9]
North Carolina becomes the Top State for Business: Governor Josh Stein explains why
CNBC Television· 2025-07-10 13:26
Josh Stein is the 76th governor of the state of North Carolina. First year in office. I think I got to break it to you.It doesn't get any easier from here. No. Congratulations.We're really excited here in North Dakota. We we are open for business. Since January 1, we have announced more than $20 billion of investment producing over 23,000 jobs here in North Carolina.We're one of the third fastest growing state in the country. We have a solid growing economy. But it's all about our people.We have the most ta ...
How can the US improve the health of its economy? #politics #podcast
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-09 22:00
Economic Assessment - The US economy is likened to a middle-aged man with potential but needs to trim "fat," suggesting areas for improvement [1][2] - High debt levels and policies undermining Federal Reserve independence could increase inflation [3] - Policies less focused on economic growth and more on political objectives, such as tariffs and immigration, are causing economic strain [3][4] Risks and Concerns - Policy decisions are shifting away from economic growth towards political objectives [3] - These issues may not be immediately fatal to the economy but are detrimental to its health [4]
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The Economist· 2025-07-09 14:20
How is America’s economy faring under Donald Trump? Keep tabs on the stockmarket, inflation, labour market and more with our tracker https://t.co/ae1WqvjXu7 ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-07-09 06:52
Asset seizures are surging in Russia, further clouding the outlook for the country’s slowing economy even as they help shore up increasingly depleted state coffers https://t.co/SBunFh7yfy ...
Nicolle Wallace on new tariff threats: 'Trump is STILL driving America toward the cliff'
MSNBC· 2025-07-08 22:16
And from the day I take the oath of office, we will rapidly drive prices down and make America affordable again. We will end inflation, slash your prices, raise your wages, and bring thousands of factories back to America. With your vote in this election, we will end inflation.We all of us together, we are going to save America. We're going to save America. We're guessing he just might have a different definition of what it means to save America than the rest of us.Donald Trump up and down the campaign trai ...
Evercore's Schlosstein Weighs In on Economy, Fed and NYC Mayoral Race
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-08 21:37
Market Volatility and Economic Outlook - The market has become accustomed to policy twists and turns, anticipating quick reversals to more favorable conditions [2] - Volatility is currently painful, but a settling down of policy could allow positive economic forces to take over [3] - The economy is in good shape with low unemployment, steady employment, and gradually decreasing inflation [5] - Fiscal policy is stimulative, and monetary policy is increasingly accommodative, creating tailwinds for the economy and markets [6][7] - The Federal Reserve (Fed) is correct in waiting for more evidence of weakening employment or reduced inflation before cutting interest rates [8] - There is a belief that there will be a couple of interest rate cuts this year, with the probability of three cuts being greater than one [8][9] Federal Reserve and Political Influence - The market has generally received Jay Powell well, despite initial concerns about his non-traditional economist background [15] - Jay Powell has done an excellent job, especially considering the challenges of COVID-induced inflation [16][17] - Political pressure on the Fed continues, raising questions about the next Fed chair and potential for a more dovish approach [9][11][12][13] - Any future Fed chair must build consensus among the Open Market Committee members, requiring a balanced approach [14] Political and Economic Divides - The current budget and tax bill primarily benefits wealthier individuals, potentially not resonating with the broader electorate [19] - Affordability is a key issue, as many people are not benefiting from the economy's performance to the same extent as those at the top [23] - New York City needs to focus on job creation, affordable housing, education, and public safety to maintain its standing as a financial capital [26][27][28]