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Markets Are Still Sanguine About the Oil Outlook
Prior oil shocks in 1973 and 1979 involved far larger price increases than what we have seen so far. Yet this shock involves a hit to volumes that is…
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If You Thought the Inflation Outlook Was Bad Before...
Quantifying its size is impossible given how little we know about when and how this will end, but the direction of the impact is obvious. The big…
Mar 7
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Tariffs and "International Payments Problems"
It has long been accepted that tariffs are an acceptable tool for managing balance of payments issues. The real question is whether they would be useful…
Feb 28
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How to Think About the Tariffs
Apr 4, 2025
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Inequality, Interest Rates, Aging, and the Role of Central Banks
Aug 31, 2021
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Matthew C. Klein
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Thoughts on the Bank Bailouts
Mar 13, 2023
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The Macro Impact of AI on GDP
Aug 21, 2025
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Inflation Is Moving the Wrong Way
Aug 14, 2025
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Matthew C. Klein
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The U.S. Economy Refuses to Slow Down
Jan 18, 2024
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Arbitrary U.S. Tariffs Are Gone. What's Next?
The Supreme Court has ruled that the President cannot use "emergency" authority to impose tariffs at will. Inflation is still going to be a problem.
Feb 20
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Australia Is Raising Rates. Why Not the Fed?
The U.S. economy is accelerating, yet policymakers are still unreasonably concerned about downside risks.
Feb 13
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Matthew C. Klein
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Russian War Spending May be Maxed Out
The official budget deficit surged last year, as did off-balance sheet military spending via the banking system and unpaid bills. That might be tough to…
Feb 3
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Is the Market Underpricing the Risk of Fed Hikes?
The incoming data are undermining the case for lowering rates, which means that the 0% implied probability of hikes may be too low. And that is before…
Jan 20
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Matthew C. Klein
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Is Japan "Normal" Again?
After decades of trying, it looks as if inflation and nominal income growth have finally reset to a new, faster baseline. That explains the actions in…
Jan 12
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Matthew C. Klein
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U.S. Wages Still Rising Briskly, Employment Holding Up, and Inflation Still Sticky (Probably)
Look through the noise attributable to the government shutdown, and little has changed over the past six months.
Dec 19, 2025
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Matthew C. Klein
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The Fed Submits?
America's central bankers have, in the aggregate, lowered the "appropriate" path for interest rates despite an improved growth outlook and a worsening…
Dec 12, 2025
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Matthew C. Klein
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Waking the Sleeping European Giant
Coordination and mobilization of existing resources would transform the continent into a superpower. The ongoing failure to do so is largely the fault…
Dec 3, 2025
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Matthew C. Klein
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The "Sell America Trade", QT, and Foreign Banks
"Foreign-related institutions" have shed ~$400 billion in dollar deposits at the Fed since July while reducing their overall U.S. exposure. That has…
Nov 18, 2025
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