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The U.S. economy is relatively stable for now. But inflation continues to be a problem and the intensifying conflict in the Middle East is a risk investors cannot ignore. Barron's Senior Economics Writer Megan Leonhardt talks with Robert Sockin, chief U.S. economist at PGIM, about what economic trends he’s watching carefully, the latest decision from the Fed and how the U.S. economy is looking ahead of the midterm elections. 
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Megan Leonhardt
Senior Economics Writer, Barron’s
Megan Leonhardt is a senior writer for Barron’s covering economic issues. Before joining Barron’s, she worked at Fortune covering labor, financial, and economic trends. She previously held reporting roles at CNBC and Money magazine.
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Robert Sockin
Chief US Economist, PGIM
Robert Sockin is Chief U.S. Economist at PGIM, where he leads the firm’s views on the U.S. economy and provides insights on macroeconomic developments, monetary policy and financial markets. Prior to joining PGIM, he served as Senior Global Economist at Citi and previously held roles at the Federal Reserve Board, U.S. Treasury Department, UBS and SPX Capital. Based in New York, Robert received his bachelor’s degree from Columbia University and his master’s degree in economics from New York University.