El Erian

Influential economist Mohamed El-Erian recently pointed out the stark contrast between US “economic exceptionalism” and the struggles of lower-income households in what he calls a “K economy.” What Happened: On Monday, El-Erian posted a comment and shared a story from the...

In the face of global and national political upheavals, the U.S. economy is projected to maintain its exceptional performance, surpassing other major economies in 2025, as per economist Mohamed El Erian. What Happened: El Erian attributes the strength of the U.S. economy to its significant foreign...

The U.S. economy’s position as the primary driver of global growth is being questioned, despite optimistic forecasts. What Happened: This concern was raised by economist Mohamed El Erian in an article he shared on X, formerly, Twitter on Tuesday. "Together, all these factors challenge...

What Happened: Notable economist Mohamed El-Erian took to Twitter on Tuesday to highlight the recent downturn in yields and oil prices. He notes that this trend could be beneficial for the economy and most financial asset classes. However, he cautions that these advantages may...

What Happened: Influential economist, Mohamed El-Erian, expressed concerns over the intensifying conflict in Israel and its potential impact on the U.S. economy. El-Erian shared a CNBC Squawk Box post via X, formerly Twitter, in which he cautioned that the situation could exacerbate the already...

What Happened: On Wednesday, economist Mohamed El-Erian took to X, formerly Twitter, to discuss the recent rise in US 10-year government bond yields, which he noted are now “flirting with the 4.50% level.” He indicated that the increase in bond yields is influencing the fixed-income...

Noted economist Mohamed A. El-Erian highlighted concerns regarding the Yen’s exchange rate against the dollar, emphasizing the potential implications for the Bank of Japan’s monetary policy. What Happened: El-Erian, in his tweet, pointed out that the Yen’s exchange rate against...

The Labor Department is scheduled to release its consumer price inflation report for July Thursday at 8:30 a.m. EDT. The number assumes importance because Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said at the press conference that followed the July meeting that future rate moves would depend on each...