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Neil Mehrotra

@neilmehrotra

Macroeconomist. Former Deputy Assistant Secretary for Macroeconomics at US Treasury. Views are my own.

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William Beach (@beachww453) 's Twitter Profile Photo

The totally groundless firing of Dr. Erika McEntarfer, my successor as Commissioner of Labor Statistics at BLS, sets a dangerous precedent and undermines the statistical mission of the Bureau. For a full statement opposing this move, read: friendsofbls.org/updates/2025/8…

Arpit Gupta (@arpitrage) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Turns out the energy shock to Germany had bigger effects than people realized, it just took a while to materialize. There’s a chance tariffs work like that too.

Omair Sharif (@fcastofthemonth) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Don’t think core goods ex-autos slowing to 0.22% SA in Jul vs 0.55% in Jun is a sign tariffs aren’t being passed on to consumers or effects are modest. NSA is usually -6% annz in Jul but was 0 today. Breadth > in Jul than Jun. Lots of 3m SAAR highs only matched by Covid data.

Matthew C. Klein (@m_c_klein) 's Twitter Profile Photo

What is the Federal Reserve Endgame? theovershoot.co/p/what-is-the-… Suborning the central bank will obviously have implications for monetary policy. But the power that could be exercised via regulatory and supervisory control of the banking system is even greater.

Minneapolis Fed (@minneapolisfed) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Our new "Quarterly Review" is here. Our Neil Mehrotra & Mike Waugh (Mike Waugh) model the connection between tariffs & r-star. Plus Tim Kehoe 🇺🇸🇨🇦🇲🇽🇺🇦 & Xing Xu of Heller-Hurwicz Economics Institute explain the diverging growth paths of export giants China & Mexico. bit.ly/3JlfbzS

Neil Mehrotra (@neilmehrotra) 's Twitter Profile Photo

Imho too much discussion on here about whether the labor market is weak or not given slowdown in labor supply. Too little discussion of how to proceed with downside risks to both sides of the mandate.