Emily Kaiser

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Position: Economics Correspondent

Emily Kaiser covers macroeconomics for Reuters. She focuses on big-picture stories, explaining trends in the U.S. economy for a global audience. Emily joined Reuters in 1996 as a commodities reporter covering grain markets and the Chicago Board of Trade. She moved to London in 2000 to cover European stock markets, and later covered large-cap U.S. retailers. She moved to Washington in 2007.

Articles

U.S. dollar to be reserve currency for years: IMF November 19, 03:31pm EST

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. dollar will remain the world's primary reserve currency for many years or decades, an International Monetary Fund official said on Thursday. Full Article

Recession shows shortcomings in U.S. economic data

U.S. recovery seen subdued, jobless rate high: OECD

IMF reaches staff-level agreement with Belarus

IMF board to consider Angola loan Monday

Geithner: Small businesses' tight credit hurts recovery

Blog Posts

Fed all talk, no action?

BofA Merrill Lynch Global Research economist Ethan Harris thinks all the talk of a Federal Reserve rate hike is just that -- talk. Harris, a former Federal Reserve Bank of New York economist, said much of the recent hawkish talk has come from presidents of the regional Fed banks, and that may not be indicative of the thinking on the Fed's board. Full Article | Comments [3]

Separate checks, please

Healthcare Full Article | Comments [1]

Just don't call them Marxists

Karl Marx Full Article | Comments [2]

The long, long slog back to full U.S. employment

Oops, forgot about Bernanke! | Comments [1]

Add boomers to the list of reasons for U.S. consumption bust? | Comments [2]

Another kind of death panels | Comments [14]

Another kind of death panels