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Andrew Moran

Economics Writer at The Epoch Times

I am a full-time professional writer. Prior to my self-employment pursuits, I worked as a reporter for Digital Journal covering the politics beat and The Toronto Times reporting on the city’s entertainment scene. I currently write mostly about economics.

My work has generated more than 12 million views. It has been seen on CNS News, The Mises Institute, Zero Hedge, Money Morning, Economic Policy Journal, the B2B News Network, Liberty Nation, and many other publications.

I have also worked with an array of content agencies, such as Media Shower, InboundJunction, and The Helium Network.

A little bit about me outside of work: I enjoy watching old motion pictures from the ’20s to the ’60s, listening to jazz from the same time period, going to the opera, spending time with our cats (Max and Batman) and reading detective stories, classic fiction, history, and economics.

https://andrewmoran.net/

  • Toronto, Ontario, Canada

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  • The Epoch Times
    52 articles
  • American Essence Magazine
  • Liberty Nation

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  • The US Dollar—Strong, Stable, or Weak?
    25 Mar—The Epoch Times
    ‘The United States does want a strong dollar,’ President Bill Clinton said in 1995. Save 3/25/2025Updated: 3/26/2025 0:00 News Analysis The U.S. dollar index—a gauge of the dollar against a weighted basket of currencies such as the British pound and Japanese yen—has languished this year. The index has wiped out its post-election gains, tumbling by about 4 percent in the first three months of 2025. Concerns surrounding economic growth, inflation, and tariffs have driven the U.S. dollar’s...
  • US Treasury Yields Are Falling: What This Means for the Economy
    11 Mar—The Epoch Times
    Wall Street and the Trump administration are not waiting for the Federal Reserve to restart its monetary policy easing cycle to lower interest rates. U.S. Treasury yields have been sinking since hitting a peak in the middle of January. The benchmark 10-year yield has erased nearly 60 basis points, falling to a four-month low of 4.23 percent. Current economic conditions would usually send yields higher, comparably to what transpired shortly after the Federal Reserve followed through on a...
  • Wall Street Sees Stagflation Risks—Here’s What to Know
    25 Feb—The Epoch Times
    Financial markets fear a blend of high inflation and slowing economic growth. Save 2/25/2025Updated: 2/25/2025 0:00 Wall Street is sipping on a cocktail of high inflation and slowing economic growth, fearing that the world’s largest economy could endure a bout of stagflation. In the 1970s, the United States suffered a prolonged period of stagflation, an economic event comprising stubbornly high inflation, anemic economic expansions, and rising unemployment. For the past five decades,...
  • Can Trump’s Steel, Aluminum Tariffs Revive US Manufacturing Dominance?
    20 Feb—The Epoch Times
    The president’s steel tariffs, particularly as they target China, are ‘100 percent necessary,’ says one manufacturing expert. 21 Save 2/20/2025Updated: 2/27/2025 0:00 9:27 President Donald Trump recently imposed 25 percent steel and aluminum tariffs to restore fairness in global trade and protect domestic producers. The United States’ dependence on manufacturing as a source of growth has waned over the years. Today, manufacturing accounts for about 10 percent of gross domestic product, down...

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