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A little doomsday feeling is weighing on the economy

9 min episode · 2 min read
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Tom Barkin,Scott Turner

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9 min

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2 min

Topics

Economics & Policy, Books & Authors

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What It Covers

Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell highlights the Beige Book while hosts award regional banks for economic storytelling and field reporting.

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Tree trimmer Scott Turner tells Richmond Fed President Barkin that general uncertainty creates doomsday feelings affecting consumer spending decisions.

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    Federal Reserve Chair Jay Powell highlights the Beige Book while hosts award regional banks for economic storytelling and field reporting.

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