Segments From This Episode

• With the Fed set to cut interest rates, the dollar is losing a bit of its shine with foreign investors

  by Stephanie Hughes

  

  That could be good news for U.S. exporters, though.

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• China slows down growth in global oil demand

  by Elizabeth Trovall

  

  A softening real estate market and the growing popularity of electric vehicles have contributed to a drop in oil consumption.

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• Voters in four states will decide bond issues this fall. Here’s why most of them will likely pass.

  by Caleigh Wells

  

  For one thing, issuing bonds is more popular than raising taxes.

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• An East Coast port strike could coincide with holiday shipping and shopping

  by Savannah Peters

  

  Bargaining over pay and automation has stalled, causing a possible work stoppage. Big retailers may have an edge if supply chain woes return.

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• What actually happens once the Fed announces an interest rate cut

  by Justin Ho

  

  The Federal Reserve is likely to cut rates when it meets this week. Once Fed officials announce a rate cut, the gears of monetary policy start turning.

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• The connection between flight delays and cabin crews’ pay

  by Kai Ryssdal and Sarah Leeson

  

  Delayed flights aren’t just a hassle for flyers but also for flight attendants, explains Whizy Kim of Vox.

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