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With Section 122's flat 10% tariff expiring on 24 July, the switch to Section 301 and Section 338 tariffs will send the US average import tariff back above 2025's IEEPA-era level to 12.4%, up from a May low of 7.7%. And this time it should stick: Section 301 requires formal USTR investigations and is far harder to challenge in court. History shows these ...
Gregory Daco, chief economist at EY-Parthenon, says he thinks the Federal Reserve won't move on interests rates for the rest of this year. Daco talks about what he wants to see from the new Chairman Kevin Warsh. Daco speaks on "Bloomberg Surveillance."
We’re back to reading tea leaves! Hooray! Next week the Federal Reserve will have its second meeting since Kevin Warsh officially took the helm. And, at this point, the outcome is far from certain, which is unusual given that ever since Ben Bernanke instituted “forward guidance” the market usually knew what to expect. Warsh does not think “forward guidance” ...
From theguardian.com | Jul 19, 2026
A briefing document circulated to BHP investors has warned that the federal government’s fuel tax break is acting as a handbrake on the decarbonisation of the miner’s Australian operations. Earlier this year, a leaked cache of documents obtained by Guardian Australia and the ABC’s Four Corners revealed BHP had halted or delayed key emissions reductions ...
F/m Investments’ Washington, D.C., office is just a short drive from the Federal Reserve’s headquarters. But under the central bank’s new leadership, CEO Alexander Morris has found the distance feeling far greater. Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh embarked on an overhaul of the central bank’s forward-looking communication since taking the post in May. That move ...
Over the past several years, Wall Street and Washington, D.C., have grown used to being able to reliably predict what the Federal Reserve would do at its interest-rate meeting, weeks before the gathering took place. But now we're in a new era. Instead of guiding the market toward the likely outcome of the upcoming meeting, the new Fed chair, Kevin Warsh, ...
From economics.bmo.com | Jul 18, 2026
This is an unusual time for markets, with a reasonable debate for both sides on whether the next move by central banks will be to hike or cut interest rates. Certainly, markets are leaning to at least one hike by the Fed and perhaps half of one by the Bank of Canada by the end of 2026, but there’s not much conviction. All it would take to wash away those ...
Markets are pricing in at least one more interest-rate increase from the U.S. Federal Reserve this year following hotter inflation data and a more hawkish tone from policymakers. Consumer prices rose 3.5% in the year through June, less than markets expected and a slowdown from 4.2% in May, which was the highest annual increase in three years. Meanwhile, new ...
From stayathomemacro.substack.com | Jul 16, 2026
Kevin Warsh is a man of catchphrases: task force, first principles, a good family fight. Catchphrases can be useful if we all attach the same meaning to them. Two days of hearings before Congress this week clarified that when Warsh commits to “price stability,” he attaches a different meaning to it than the rest of the Fed does. When I read “the Committee ...
Thank you for the kind introduction. I am delighted to be here at Stanford University today to discuss a topic that is central to the Federal Reserve's work: how policymakers analyze and respond to economic shocks in real time. The economy is constantly experiencing shocks that change economic conditions and that policymakers must consider. Today, I will ...
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255k replied Jul 20, 2026I have spent my entire life building this world, and have come to the conclusion that we truly understand what we have created. image The fundamental truth is that it takes any ...
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str8v4lu3 replied Jul 9, 2026Absolutely!! Hard times will come...
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image Before the outbreak of World War III, people are pouring BIG money into AI and missile industry stocks. Why do you think that is? image Many want to profit from the war. ...
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Th3W1z4rd replied Jul 3, 2026And you're right. I've also built a defense around timing, which matters a lot more than people might realize. Markets are tricky. I don't get how anyone expects to get ...
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