Scott Horsley
PersonHeard in 17 episodes across 4 shows since Aug 2026
Scott Horsley is an American radio journalist and NPR's Chief Economics Correspondent. He reports on the national economy and economic policy.
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What Scott Horsley has said on podcasts
24 statements
The federal budget deficit will exceed $2 trillion by fiscal year-end.
“And by the time we get to the end of the fiscal year, in a couple of months, we'll probably be over the $2 trillion deficit figure.”
Open the episode · The big deal with a big debtListen at 1:13
Higher federal borrowing costs raise interest rates for private borrowers.
“every private borrower is also having to pay higher interest rates”
Open the episode · The big deal with a big debtListen at 3:00
Lenders may eventually stop extending comparable credit to the United States.
“we may get to a point where the lenders are not willing to extend that kind of credit to the United States.”
Open the episode · The big deal with a big debtListen at 3:27
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Episodes
17 episodes featuring Scott Horsley, newest first
- Nov 6, 2026
Economic strain collides with Trump’s Washington building pushUp First from NPRNov 6, 2026Guest - Oct 28, 2026Trump tests Republican turnout as Israel and Fed decisions remain unsettledUp First from NPROct 28, 2026Guest
- Oct 14, 2026
Inflation’s rebound tests the economy’s stabilityConsider This from NPROct 14, 2026 - Oct 2, 2026Wages lag inflation as Tennessee execution fails againUp First from NPROct 2, 2026Guest
- Sep 26, 2026Storms, redistricting and mortgage rates test the countryUp First from NPRSep 26, 2026Guest
- Sep 16, 2026War costs collide with rate hikes and Kennedy Center turmoilUp First from NPRSep 16, 2026Guest