Federal Reserve Bank of New York
PulseAugur coverage of Federal Reserve Bank of New York — every cluster mentioning Federal Reserve Bank of New York across labs, papers, and developer communities, ranked by signal.
7 day(s) with sentiment data
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US employers plan hiring surge in H2 2026, tech roles in demand · 1 source tracked
A majority of U.S. employers are planning to increase hiring in the latter half of 2026, with two-thirds intending to expand permanent positions. This trend marks a significant uptick from earlier in the year and the pr…
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US and Japan yen intervention signals dollar dominance may be waning, experts say
A recent joint intervention by the U.S. and Japan to support the yen has sparked debate about the dollar's global dominance. Economist Barry Eichengreen argues that the methods used, such as the U.S. selling euros inste…
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Apple raises trade-in values; renters expect fewer moves · 2 sources
This cluster contains two unrelated news items. The first reports on Apple Inc. increasing trade-in values for its iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch devices, and also for select Android phones. The second item discusse…
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US and Japan jointly intervene to support yen using euros
The U.S. has intervened in currency markets to support the Japanese yen for the first time in nearly 30 years, employing an unusual strategy of selling euros instead of dollars. This move, aimed at strengthening the yen…
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US and Japan coordinate to boost the yen in rare market intervention
The US and Japan have collaborated to strengthen the Japanese yen against the dollar, marking a significant rebound for the currency. This coordinated effort, involving direct market intervention and verbal support from…
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AI is the canal, but forward-looking data is the water for investment advantage
The article draws a parallel between the Erie Canal and the current AI investment landscape, arguing that while AI represents the infrastructure (the canal), the true value lies in the data it processes (the water). Man…
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MIT AI Expert: Automating Gen Z Jobs Harms Future Workforce
An MIT AI expert, Andrew McAfee, warns that companies automating entry-level jobs for Gen Z risk damaging their future workforce by cutting off essential apprenticeship and learning opportunities. He highlights that Gen…
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Tech workers increasingly identify as 'working class' amid economic anxiety
A growing number of white-collar professionals, particularly in the tech sector, are identifying with the "working class" due to increasing economic anxiety. Despite high incomes and educational attainment, many feel fi…
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AI boom, El Niño, and tariffs fuel persistent inflation concerns
Inflationary pressures are expected to persist due to a confluence of factors including a strong El Niño weather pattern, the significant demand for resources driven by the AI boom, potential tariffs from Donald Trump, …
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Fed's Williams flags AI demand as top inflation concern, may prompt rate hikes
Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams has identified artificial intelligence as his primary concern regarding inflation. He indicated that sustained demand driven by AI could necessitate an increase i…
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Remote work persists despite CEO pushback, data shows
Despite widespread predictions of its decline, remote work has remained remarkably stable in the U.S. over the past two years, with approximately 22% of workers continuing to work from home at least part-time. While som…
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Global wealth pyramid transforms into a diamond, signaling rising inequality
The global economic landscape is shifting from a pyramid structure to a diamond shape, indicating significant changes in wealth distribution. While the global middle class has expanded, particularly in Asia, the median …
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US national debt sustainability questioned amid Fed signals and bond market calm
The U.S. national debt, currently at $39 trillion, is facing scrutiny regarding its sustainability, particularly in light of the Federal Reserve's recent signaling of potential interest rate hikes. While short-term rate…
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Bank of America data suggests K-shaped economy may be fading
Recent data from Bank of America suggests a potential easing of the 'K-shaped' economy, where spending disparities between high and low-income households are narrowing. This shift may be driven by improved after-tax wag…
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AI transforms entry-level jobs, demanding senior-level skills
A new analysis by PricewaterhouseCoopers reveals that Artificial Intelligence is not eliminating entry-level jobs but is instead transforming them into roles that require skills traditionally associated with more experi…
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Senator Gallego probes 'ghost jobs' impacting labor data
Senator Ruben Gallego is urging the Trump administration to investigate the prevalence of "ghost jobs" – online job postings that employers do not intend to fill. He has written to the Department of Labor and the Federa…
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Remote work linked to rising youth unemployment, Fed research suggests
New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggests that the rise of remote and hybrid work arrangements is a significant factor contributing to higher unemployment rates among recent college graduates. The …
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New York Fed: Remote work, not AI, harms youth job prospects
A new report from the New York Fed suggests that remote work, rather than artificial intelligence, is the primary factor hindering job prospects for young professionals. While remote workers may be productive, the quali…
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Remote Work, Not AI, Hinders New Grads' Job Prospects: Study
New research from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggests that remote work, rather than artificial intelligence, is the primary factor impacting recent college graduates' job prospects. While AI is often cited as …
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Remote work, not AI, fuels youth unemployment: Fed study
A new study from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York suggests that the increase in remote work, rather than artificial intelligence, is the primary cause of higher unemployment rates among young, inexperienced workers.…