Tyler Sky high maybe understates it. 15%, 15% growth. Yeah.Jon, At this point, it's probably an understatement to say President Trump was trying to shed some light here on his hopes for an anticipated Fed chair, Kevin Warsh. It is unclear if the president was referencing year over year growth or some other metric, but underscores what could be intense pressure for the next Fed chair if and when he is confirmed. Now, perhaps behind this very rosy target is the fact that we are heading into the midterm electi ...

Economic Outlook - The anticipated economic growth target of 15% may be overly optimistic, reflecting potential pressure on the next Federal Reserve chair, Kevin Warsh, as the midterm elections approach [2][3] - A recent Pew Research poll indicates that 70% of Americans view the economy negatively, with many describing it as fair or poor [3] Government Policy and Strategy - The White House is relying on monetary policy under a potential Fed chair Warsh to stimulate economic growth [3] - Key policy proposals include expectations for larger tax refunds this season and a continued focus on onshoring manufacturing [4]

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South Africa’s economy has entered its strongest phase in 10 years and could see growth accelerate if efforts to clear its infrastructure backlog gain traction, according to an economist at the continent’s largest bank by assets. https://t.co/fIrSPN06Ma ...

Kenya’s central bank cut its benchmark interest rate for the 10th time in a row to spur economic growth as inflation remains within its target band https://t.co/UArnSWOVap ...

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Luke Tilley of Wilmington Trust writes in The US labour market is in an extremely weakened condition. We are officially projecting a 60,000 gain in private payrolls and the unemployment rate to tick up to 4.5%. Lo joins us now for more.Welcome back. I feel like I've been asking this question for the best part of 12 months now. What is a good number on Wednesday.What does that look like these days. Well, it's obviously a lot lower because of the low labor force growth that we have. But I don't spend a lot of ...

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Growth in America remains the envy of the world. Yet look closely and the picture is darker and more complex https://t.co/i1CiDzknvD ...