Courtenay Brown (@courtenay_brown) 's Twitter Profile
Courtenay Brown

@courtenay_brown

senior economics reporter @axios. covers the Federal Reserve and the global economy

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linkhttps://www.axios.com/signup/business-suite calendar_today19-06-2013 16:46:39

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Alex Thompson (@alexthomp) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Thanks to the sources who trusted me To Jim VandeHei and Mike Allen for backing fearless reporting To HansNichols for being an awesome partner on the Biden beat To David Lindsey for the sharp editing And to Aja Whitaker-Moore and Kate Marino for their leadership of a great newsroom

Dan Primack (@danprimack) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Every time someone at Milken told me that they invest in IP-heavy sectors not directly affected by tariffs, I'd ask: "Like movies?" Then there would be a looooonnnnngggg pause

talmon joseph smith (@talmonsmith) 's Twitter Profile Photo

very good question to JPow on the potential for another "vibecession" by Courtenay Brown based on the disconnect between hard and soft data at the moment yet again (h/t Kyla Scanlon)

very good question to JPow on the potential for another "vibecession" by <a href="/Courtenay_Brown/">Courtenay Brown</a> based on the disconnect between hard and soft data at the moment yet again
(h/t <a href="/kylascan/">Kyla Scanlon</a>)
Imani (@moisenoise) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Retweets, replies, comments—having my back out loud means more than you know because predators thrive in silence. cjr.org/feature-2/wesl… 4/5

Bob Herman (@bobjherman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

UnitedHealth Group mistakenly sent us confidential talking points that were prepared for the company's shareholder meeting this week. Casey Ross, Tara Bannow, and I wrote about the document and how executives prepared to assuage investors. statnews.com/2025/06/04/uni…

Jason Furman (@jasonfurman) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Probably not top of mind for anyone today, but it's the 250th anniversary of American money. My latest New York Times Opinion tells the story that started in Massachusetts, was almost thwarted by New Yorkers & went through many transformations over 250 years--but still remains vulnerable.

Probably not top of mind for anyone today, but it's the 250th anniversary of American money.

My latest <a href="/nytopinion/">New York Times Opinion</a> tells the story that started in Massachusetts, was almost thwarted by New Yorkers &amp; went through many transformations over 250 years--but still remains vulnerable.
Brad Setser (@brad_setser) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Sure seems like the world woke up to the fact that it was enormously overweight US assets (and thus the dollar) on "Liberation" day. 1/

Brendan Duke (@brendan_duke) 's Twitter Profile Photo

It’s bad when conservatives question the integrity of BLS statistics when a Democrat is president. It’s just as bad when progressives question the integrity of BLS statistics when a Republican is president.