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Jeff Cox

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Englewood Cliffs, NJ, United States

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  • NBC News
  • AlleyWatch
  • The Christian Science Monitor
  • Business Insider

Past articles by Jeff:

The Fed has rolled out a new index for gauging the economy that could have big implications

A new measure relies less on stock market signals and more on a range of other indicators. → Read More

Fed's Goolsbee sees 'golden path' to lower inflation without a recession

Goolsbee said he's confident inflation can be tamed without a recession, even with additional rate increases likely. → Read More

Payrolls rose by 209,000 in June, less than expected, as jobs growth wobbles

Nonfarm payrolls were expected to increase by 240,000 and the unemployment rate to fall to 3.6% in June. → Read More

Payrolls report Friday likely to show a jobs market that is still hot

The consensus estimate is that payrolls rose by another 240,000 in June and the unemployment rate is projected to nudge lower to 3.6%. → Read More

Job openings fall by half a million

The closely watched JOLTS report showed that listings fell to 9.82 million, down 496,000 from April. → Read More

Private sector companies added 497,000 jobs in June, more than double expectations, ADP says

The U.S. labor market showed no signs of letting up in June, as companies created far more jobs than expected. → Read More

Fed sees more rate hikes ahead, but at a slower pace, meeting minutes show

The Federal Reserve on Wednesday released the minutes from its June 13-14 meeting. → Read More

Here's another reason that the market could post a huge rally in the second half

This market has one more thing going for it: A good first half following a bad 2022. → Read More

Recession worries are likely to carry over into the second half of 2023

The recession watch for the U.S. economy has been going on about a year and a half now. → Read More

Key Fed inflation measure shows prices rose just 0.3% in May

The personal consumption expenditures price index excluding food and energy was expected to increase 0.3% in May and 4.7% from a year ago. → Read More

Fed paper argues that 'bleak' stock market returns could slide to 2% annually

The paper sees "significantly lower profit growth and stock returns in the future." → Read More

First-quarter economic growth was actually 2%, up from 1.3% first reported in major GDP revision

The U.S. economy showed much stronger-than-expected growth in the first quarter than previously thought. → Read More

Powell says more 'restriction' is coming, including possibility of hikes at consecutive meetings

Powell spoke at a European Central Bank monetary policy forum in Sintra, Portugal. → Read More

Watch Fed Chair Jerome Powell speak live at a policy forum in Portugal

Joining Powell are ECB President Christine Lagarde, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey and Bank of Japan Governor Kazuo Ueda. → Read More

Seth Klarman says investors face the challenge of an 'everything bubble'

Klarman runs the Baupost Group, a Boston-based money manager with nearly $30 billion in client assets. → Read More

Here's why the market is ignoring a tell-tale sign that a recession is coming

The apparently broken relationship may lie in what a peculiar time this has been for the financial and economic worlds. → Read More

Fed Chair Powell says smaller banks likely will be exempt from higher capital requirements

Powell said Thursday that banks below $100 billion in assets won't be affected by any new capital requirements. → Read More

Watch Fed Chair Jerome Powell speak live to Senate banking panel

Powell appears Thursday on Capitol Hill for the second day of his testimony on monetary policy. → Read More

Listen to the music play: Fed Chair Jerome Powell admits to being a Deadhead

Powell was snapped June 3 at a Dead & Company show in Bristow, Virginia. → Read More

Despite recent good news, many on Wall Street still see a recession coming

The economy is facing a number of dangers ahead that could cause at least a mild contraction. → Read More