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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