It would be hard to reduce the relevant price level and financing costs, but one could drop the price below the current policy trajectory (based upon this post). Ignoring political feasibility, it’s still useful to know what economic theory and empirics would say works.
Note that CPI growth accelerates post tariffs, but most profoundly, post-war. Health premiums under ACA have risen.
Odds for Jackson, when 56% vote in, 50.8% vs 49%.
As of yesterday, from EIA via FRED:
New strikes on Iran tonight, from WSJ:
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Decline in Gallup’s October reading.
From USNI:
5:30pm CT:
As of today’s close, Nasdaq down 10%, S&P500 4%, from prior peak.
A statement by the French Business Cycle Dating Committee (CDCEF) of the French Economic Association (AFSE) on 10/29/2026 (original communique in French), by way of Laurent Ferrara (Chair), and secretariatafse@gmail.com.