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Author: Paul Davidson, USA TODAY

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How Fed’s bigger, faster rate hikes will affect your credit card, mortgage, savings rates

May 3, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on How Fed’s bigger, faster rate hikes will affect your credit card, mortgage, savings rates

The Federal Reserve began an aggressive campaign to curb inflation by raising rates just six weeks ago. Now, it’s putting those increases on steroids,

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Biden’s $1.9T stimulus caused inflation, critics say. But others argue it saved the economy.

May 2, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Biden’s $1.9T stimulus caused inflation, critics say. But others argue it saved the economy.

Some economists say Biden’s $1.9T American Rescue Plan was a big contributor to inflation. Others say the stimulus saved the economy.

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Economy contracts for first time since 2020 in first quarter as GDP falls 1.4%

April 28, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Economy contracts for first time since 2020 in first quarter as GDP falls 1.4%

The economy contracted in the first quarter for first time since 2020. The trade deficit widened and business stockpiling fell.

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Critics say corporate greed is making inflation worse, citing record profits despite rising costs

April 27, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Critics say corporate greed is making inflation worse, citing record profits despite rising costs

Critics say businesses use inflation as an excuse for price gouging, or raising prices by far more than required to cover higher costs.

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Some Americans who retired early during COVID are returning. Can they solve the labor shortage?

April 19, 2022April 19, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Some Americans who retired early during COVID are returning. Can they solve the labor shortage?

Some people who retired early during the COVID-19 pandemic are returning to a hot labor market. Is it enough to help allay severe labor shortages?

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After a string of 40-year highs, will inflation slow down? Some economists think so.

April 12, 2022April 13, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on After a string of 40-year highs, will inflation slow down? Some economists think so.

Inflation hit another 40-year high of 8.5% in March, but some economists believe the rise in the consumer price index has peaked. Others disagree.

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Inflation rose at fastest pace in 40 years in March as consumer prices jumped 8.5%

April 12, 2022April 12, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Inflation rose at fastest pace in 40 years in March as consumer prices jumped 8.5%

The inflation rate hit 8.5% annually in March, a new 40-year high, on surging gasoline and food prices. Inflation likely has peaked, economists say.

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South and West lead in recovery of jobs lost during COVID-19. See where your state ranks

April 11, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on South and West lead in recovery of jobs lost during COVID-19. See where your state ranks

The South and West regions lead in recovering jobs lost during the pandemic. Though some states may never return to prior levels.

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Economy adds 431,000 jobs in March as COVID fades but inflation soars; unemployment rate falls to 3.6%

April 1, 2022April 1, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on Economy adds 431,000 jobs in March as COVID fades but inflation soars; unemployment rate falls to 3.6%

Employers added 431,000 jobs in March as COVID-19 eased, inflation spiked and market volatility continued. The unemployment rate fell to 3.6%.

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‘I let money get in the way’: Most recent job quitters have regrets or don’t plan to stay in new role

March 28, 2022March 30, 2022 Paul Davidson, USA TODAY Comments Off on ‘I let money get in the way’: Most recent job quitters have regrets or don’t plan to stay in new role

Most workers who quit jobs during the Great Resignation regret leaving or starting a new position, or don’t plan to stay at their new gig.

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