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February 20, 2023

Can US Mint fix the debt ceiling crisis and conjure up a $1 trillion platinum coin?

With Congress refusing to raise the statutory debt limit, some are calling on the U.S. Mint to create a single platinum coin and then "sell" it to the Federal Reserve for $1 trillion.

February 7, 2023

Larry Kudlow: Fed's 4% inflation target was 'unimaginable' during Trump's presidency

'Kudlow' host Larry Kudlow discusses the problems Biden has if he touts the economy during the State of the Union speech on 'America Reports.'

February 4, 2023

Fed slows interest rate hikes, US adds 517k jobs in January

Founder and CEO of Kace Capital Advisors Kenny Polcari says the market is ‘ahead of itself’ predicting that the Fed will cut rates past March, and Former Dallas Fed Advisor Danielle DiMartino Booth expects the Fed will keep raising rates.

February 2, 2023

Inflation still the number one issue affecting everyday Americans: Former Walmart CEO Bill Simon

Former Walmart president and CEO Bill Simon warns food and rent inflation is stifling consumers as Biden insists the economy is 'strong as hell' on 'America Reports.'

February 1, 2023

Ro Khanna: Let's have conversations 'after we pay our debts'

California Rep. Ro Khanna discusses how America can overcome its debt limit, his support for a proposal to protect travelers from excessive flying fees and the 2024 election on 'Your World.'

January 22, 2023

Steve Hilton: Let's get serious about America's economy

Fox News host Steve Hilton explains how reducing government spending would help America on 'The Next Revolution.'

January 19, 2023

Despite falling unemployment claims, housing market still tight

Unemployment rates are declining, evidenced by an unexpected dip in new jobless claims, according to the Federal Reserve, although homebuilding and manufacturing outlooks remain bleak.

January 17, 2023

New York Fed survey finds household spending gains have moderated

Households appear to be cutting back from recent all-time highs on spending, according to results from a survey released Tuesday by the New York Federal Reserve.

January 17, 2023

NY manufacturing down significantly in January, Federal Reserve says

A study by the New York Federal Reserve showed that the state's manufacturing sector has shrunken significantly in the past month, with short-term prospects appearing bleak.

January 6, 2023

Steve Moore gives economic outlook, reacts to release of December jobs report

Economist Steve Moore says wages continue to lag behind the inflation rate with unemployment rate ticking down to 3.5% in December on 'Your World.'