A possible fall in U.S. employment in October from Hurricanes Helen and Milton and a prolonged strike by Boeing workers could affect Democratic candidate Kamala Harris' chances in the Nov. 5 presidential election.
This is reported by the Financial Times (FT) newspaper, citing sources. Economists believe that the country's upcoming employment indicators report "could be one of the worst of Joe Biden's presidency" just a few days before the election, overshadowing the "Covid-19- the impressive economic recovery from
According to former White House economic adviser Martha Gimbel, this "may be the worst report yet" for those who would like to see the US economy doing very well. This situation does not bode well for Harris, who is struggling to "maintain his authority" on economic issues, according to the publication. According to a recent FT poll conducted in partnership with the University of Michigan's Stephen Ross School of Business, 44% of voters have more confidence. has over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to fix the economy. Harris was supported by 43% of respondents.
This is reported by the Financial Times (FT) newspaper, citing sources. Economists believe that the country's upcoming employment indicators report "could be one of the worst of Joe Biden's presidency" just a few days before the election, overshadowing the "Covid-19- the impressive economic recovery from
According to former White House economic adviser Martha Gimbel, this "may be the worst report yet" for those who would like to see the US economy doing very well. This situation does not bode well for Harris, who is struggling to "maintain his authority" on economic issues, according to the publication. According to a recent FT poll conducted in partnership with the University of Michigan's Stephen Ross School of Business, 44% of voters have more confidence. has over Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump to fix the economy. Harris was supported by 43% of respondents.
