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U.S. Economy Faces Slower Growth Amid Persistent Inflation and Tight Monetary Policy

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By John Beuerlein, Chief Economist at the Pohlad Companies The U.S. economy continues to move forward, albeit at a slower pace, with a labor market that is cooling as supply and demand are becoming more balanced. The impact of the Fed’s tight monetary policy of the past two years is becoming more evident in many areas of […]

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