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Biden signals U.S. can avert recession but Americans are ‘really down’

Biden signals U.S. can avert recession but Americans are ‘really down’

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Biden signals U.S. can avert recession but Americans are ‘really down’
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Biden signals U.S. can avert recession but Americans are ‘really down’
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Biden signals U.S. can avert recession but Americans are ‘really down’
Biden signals U.S. can avert recession but Americans are ‘really down’
In-depth analysis, data and st... In-depth analysis, d... | 1 year ago
President Joe Biden said a U.S. recession isn’t inevitable and acknowledged that aides warned him about the inflationary risk of his flagship relief bill, while insisting that he won’t soften his stance on Russia even if it costs him re-election.The comments, made in a sit-down interview with the Associated Press, shed new light on Biden’s moves to curb inflation running at 40-year highs in the U.S. and across much of the developed world, imperiling Democrats’ chances of holding Congres...
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President Joe Biden has a new plan to fix the severe housing shortage that is plaguing America, leading to record-high home and rental prices. The fate of the nation’s housing market hangs in the balance. The administration’s Housing Supply Action Plan, released on Monday, has an ambitious stated goal: It aims to increase the supply of housing enough to end the inventory shortage within five years. Much of the plan focuses on providing financial incentives for communities to allow more small...
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