St. Louis Federal Reserve: Economic Outlook Risk and Monetary Policy (Sept. 22nd, 2025)

Reading economic news provides insight into upcoming changes and adjustments. I’m often concerned about unemployment rates among young people and minorities, as well as the impact of inflation on spending for middle- and lower-income households. Broadly increasing growth-oriented and career-oriented jobs, while also finding ways to reduce costs in essential areas, could help (In Theory). Core expenses such as energy, food, and housing affect everyone, but those in the middle and lower brackets tend to feel the squeeze the most.

The more you read and watch the economic news the more you will understand. If you have a business or work within an industry it will help you gain a sense of the broader market changes and shifts. 

You can also read Remarks on the Economic Outlook, the Balance of Risks and Monetary Policy