POLITICO Morning Money


The Calvin Coolidge of Fed chairs?
Wed Jun 17 8:00 am
Consider the shocks that markets endured in the second year of President Donald Trump’s second term.
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How Home Depot sees the housing freeze
Tue Jun 16 8:00 am
Home Depot wants to see the doers in Congress get more done when it comes to reviving the housing market.
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Trump enters the octagon at the G7
Mon Jun 15 8:00 am
Don’t set grand expectations for major breakthroughs at the G7.
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Washington frets over ‘The Little Engine that Could’
Thu Jun 11 8:00 am
Wall Street, the cryptocurrency industry and farmers alike always expected the Commodity Futures Trading Commission — a tiny but powerful financial regulator rooted in the agricultural markets — to take on new prominence under President Donald Trump.
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The AI boom is pushing up inflation
Wed Jun 10 8:00 am
Most Americans think President Donald Trump’s tariffs led to higher prices.
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The Trump $250 bill struggles on the Hill
Tue Jun 09 8:00 am
Republicans are having a hard time getting excited about printing a $250 bill with President Donald Trump on it.
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The World According to French
Mon Jun 08 8:00 am
House Financial Services Chair French Hill is close to pulling off the impossible.
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The bright spot in Trump’s economy
Thu Jun 04 8:00 am
A lot of things haven’t gone right for President Donald Trump over the last six months.
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Blockbuster IPOs could give Trump an irresistible market story
Wed Jun 03 8:00 am
President Donald Trump loves a market success story — especially when he can claim it as his own.
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Voters fear AI. Unions want the jobs.
Tue Jun 02 8:00 am
Big labor unions are all-in on a multi-trillion dollar AI infrastructure boom.
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'A new world’: The banks’ final push on crypto
Mon Jun 01 8:00 am
Wall Street is preparing to make its last stand against crypto.
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Nice AI story. Be a shame if shareholders… fact-checked it.
Thu May 28 8:00 am
It isn’t a big stretch to assume regulators will take a dim view of companies that use terms like “automation” and “innovation” to elide challenges that may be material to investors.
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