Economy

Biden may luck out on recession before November but still has to worry about 2024

By Naomi Lim
Published August 23, 2022 11:00am ET
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Biden may luck out on recession before November but still has to worry about 2024
President Joe Biden and Democrats have been busy countering the political repercussions of an economic growth report that many saw indicating a recession, focusing instead on falling gas prices amid improving inflation and strong jobs numbers. But with the Commerce Department poised to publish its third-quarter gross domestic product data days before November’s midterm elections, […]

President Joe Biden and Democrats have been busy countering the political repercussions of an economic growth report that many saw indicating a recession, focusing instead on falling gas prices amid improving inflation and strong jobs numbers.

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