Econbrowser
James Hamilton and Menzie Chinn's long-running academic take on macroeconomic data
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Econbrowser has been running since 2005, written by two economics professors, James Hamilton and Menzie Chinn, who use it to walk through what current data actually says about inflation, interest rates, and the broader economy, grounded in their own academic research.
It's denser and more technical than a general-audience econ newsletter, closer to a professor thinking out loud with charts than a magazine feature, which makes it most rewarding for readers already comfortable with economic data and methodology.
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