Janet Yellen Denies the Economy is in a Recession
Yellen did not rule out a recession in the future, but insisted the "signs" of a recession were not present in today's economy
Consumer spending, industrial output, and credit quality remain above recession levels
She commiserated with the burden surging prices had on consumers
Inflation in the U.S. rose to 9.1% in June, the highest since 1981 and above what economist had predicted
Biden held a meeting with his economic advisers to discuss how to lower gas prices
He touted measures like releasing oil barrels from the US strategic petroleum reserve while renewing calls for energy companies sitting on unused drilling permits to use them or lose them
Biden officials have also been using sky-high energy prices to accelerate the national transition to clean energy, which they argue is the most permanent solution to the costs
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-11043837/Treasury-Secretary-Janet-Yellen-DENIES-economy-recession-admits-slowing-down.html
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