The Wall Street Journal

Japan’s Narrow Growth Tests Fiscal, Monetary Policy Paths
January’s Gains Endure as High Supply Tempers February U.K. House-Price Growth, Rightmove Says
Easier access to home loans and modular construction are among the options the House and Senate are weighing to battle high housing prices
Inflation is easing, jobs are holding up, and growth is solid. But after years of high prices and with new risks emerging, declarations of victory feel premature.
The Trump administration is considering an overhaul of steel and aluminum tariffs that is in part likely to reduce levies on many consumer goods
Annual inflation slowed in January, falling more than economists expected, helped by declining prices for gasoline and used vehicles
BOE’s Key Rate Is Too Low, But Answer Is Not A Rise, Says Chief Economist
Europe’s Exports to U.S. Rose Despite Tariffs, as Imports From China Jumped
Swiss Inflation Holds Steady
BOJ Could Soon Declare Inflation Target Achieved, Hawkish Board Member Says
Key RBA Board Vacancy Filled With Policy Expert Preston
Home sales fell 8.4% in January, the biggest monthly decline since February 2022
U.S. Jobless Claims Fell Last Week
Demand for healthcare workers is outstripping all other sectors. That means big changes in a U.S. labor market where retail and white-collar hiring have stalled
Federal Reserve governor Stephen Miran said he still thinks there is an argument to be made in favor of cutting interest rates, after the better-than-expected January jobs report
The government has dramatically lowered its estimates for how many jobs the economy generated over the past two years
The U.S. added 130,000 jobs in January, surging past expectations

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