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X @The Economist
The Economist· 2025-07-19 19:20
Economic Resilience & Future Outlook - The economy's resilience is being assessed [1] - The next year's economic outlook is being analyzed [1] Supply Chains & Trade - Supply chains are being assessed [1] - The impact of tariffs is being assessed [1] Fiscal Policy - A look back at the introduction of the income tax [1]
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-19 14:22
Hawaiian coffee farmers have a message for President Donald Trump: Steep tariffs on major exporters such as Brazil will end up hurting them, too https://t.co/AID8CUvzDI ...
Summers Says One Big Beautiful Bill Cuts Safety Net
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-19 12:06
Fiscal Policy & Economic Impact - The legislation is viewed as a significant legislative achievement, but concerns exist regarding its potential to substantially increase budget deficits in the future [1] - The legislation is considered the largest cutback in the social safety net identified, occurring alongside potential reductions in spending on scientific research, arts, humanities, and foreign assistance programs [3] - Concerns are raised that the legislation compromises the nation's capacity to defend itself due to increased debt and negatively impacts its standing as a humane force in the world [4] - Bond market trends, particularly forward rates on regular bonds (well above 5%) and TIPS (well above 3%), are seen as potentially ominous indicators of the nation's medium-term credibility and ability to issue long-term debt [12] Tariffs & Inflation - Despite concerns about tariffs, CPI numbers have not yet indicated the inflation predicted by most economists [6] - The impact of tariffs on inflation may be delayed, with potential deflationary forces from artificial intelligence and technology possibly influencing the situation [7][8] - Studies during the president's first term indicated that tariffs translated into higher prices in affected sectors [9] Consumer & Small Business - Consumer spending grew by over 4% in the second quarter of 2024, supported by employment and wage growth [14] - Moderate-income households are showing some shifts in spending patterns, but overall discretionary spending remains consistent [15] - Small and medium-sized businesses face challenges due to the rising interest rate environment affecting their short-term borrowing costs [16] - Uncertainty surrounding trade and tariffs poses challenges for companies engaged in international trade, while the certainty provided by the tax rate is seen as a positive factor [17] Labor Market - Construction, farming, and travel/entertainment companies are expressing concerns about labor availability at any price [18] - Ensuring an adequate workforce is crucial for the continued growth of the service economy [19]
Major Averages Lower on The Day | The Close 7/18/2025
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-18 22:58
IN, SCARLET FU WITH VONNIE WHEN THE S&P 500 IS NEAR RECORD HIGHS BUT HASN'T MOVED A LOT THIS AFTERNOON. VONNIE: ALMOST AT 6300 FEET FLAT ON THE S&P 500 BUT 50% OF THE COMPANIES IN IT ARE HIGHER AND 50% OR LOWER. WE HAD COMMENTS FROM CHRIS WALLER ON TELEVISION TODAY REITERATING HIS CASE FOR A RATE CUT AND THE PRESIDENT IS PUSHING FOR A MINIMUM TARIFF. YOU HEARD THE PRESIDENT TALKING ABOUT TARIFFS ON BRICS AND OTHER COUNTRIES. PROFIT TAKING AS WELL, GIVEN THAT IT IS FRIDAY. SCARLET: LET'S BEGIN OUR MARKET DIS ...
Chicago Fed's Austan Goolsbee on how tariffs impact inflation, his outlook for interest rates
Yahoo Finance· 2025-07-18 21:26
I want to kick off the conversation with the fact that the Fed has been waiting to see what the impact of tariffs will be on inflation over the summer months before charting a course forward on interest rates. And we got the first reading of that this week with the June CPI. We saw that tick up a tenth of a percentage point to 2.9%.That was up from 2.8% previously. Are you seeing any indication that tariffs are pushing up inflation now. I think you saw it on goods.If you look at the core goods inflation, es ...
Wine woes as Trump’s tariffs loom #shorts #wine #tariffs #trumptariffs #trump #wallstreetweek
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-18 20:55
When we raise a price, it's not as if the consumer just accepts it. Where do American customers for wine go if they decide the price is too high. I'm not going to buy that.Where are you going to find champagne. Where are you going to find Shatona Pop. Where you going to find Keianti. You're not going to find it in Oregon or California.A Fingerlakes wine, let's just be clear, is nothing like a Napa Valley wine. Nothing like a wine from southern Italy or northern Italy or the center of Spain etc. My my gist i ...
President Trump: Deal we're doing now on tariffs is 'the biggest deal ever made in history'
CNBC Television· 2025-07-18 19:48
But the people and few people have fought harder for the bill than we're signing than uh some of the people here today. You you have been unbelievable. It's our White House AI and cryptozar David Saxs who has done such a great job. And I did his I did his uh he had a he has a show now. He become a showman. a couple of years ago, right? It's probably two years ago now in San Francisco and I did his show and I heard he's a very smart guy and we had a great show. You kept it going a lot longer and you got Is t ...
Dylan Ratigan on tariffs and the success of sneaker company
MSNBC· 2025-07-18 19:27
Economic Concerns & US Dollar - The US national debt has increased significantly, from $10 trillion to $37 trillion, with projections of an additional $20 trillion over the next decade [3][4] - The US dollar is experiencing a decline, down 20% in the last six months, raising concerns about its status as the global reserve currency [6] - The decline of the US dollar poses a risk to the US's global dominance and could lead to a decrease in the value of money [5][15] Trade & Tariff Policy - Potential blanket unilateral tariff rate of 10% to 15% is being considered [1] - Uncertainty surrounding tariff policies is causing hesitation in international budgeting and investment decisions for multinational corporations [23][24] - Tariffs are contributing to the return of inflation, complicating the Federal Reserve's ability to cut interest rates [26] Political & Economic Impact - Political extremism and reckless behavior are contributing to the growing debt and potential fiscal crisis [12] - Irresponsible tax and spending policies under both Democratic and Republican leadership have diminished the US's standing and currency [15] - The uncertainty surrounding tariff policies is a bigger issue than the tax numbers themselves [27]
The market's biggest concern is tariffs, the endgame is unknown, says Oppenheimer's John Stoltzfus
CNBC Television· 2025-07-18 17:30
Market Concerns & Tariffs - The market's biggest concern revolves around tariffs due to the uncertainty of their endpoint and potential effects on sectors, market capitalizations, and investment styles [1][2] - The EU tariffs are significant due to the EU being a major trade partner, and the lack of a livable agreement introduces volatility [4] - Europe is considering other trade partners to offset potential losses with the US [4] - A livable agreement between the US and the EU is expected to be reached, potentially at a lower rate than the discussed 15% [5] US Exceptionalism & Economic Resilience - Oppenheimer Asset Management believes US exceptionalism remains intact due to innovation in technology [6][7] - The US is seen as the "cleanest dirty shirt" in a "hamper of dirty shirts," highlighting its relative strength compared to other countries, particularly regarding technology [7] - The US consumer remains remarkably resilient despite multiple interest rate hikes and pauses [3] - No recession is expected [3] Global Market Dynamics - International markets have outperformed the US recently, driven by lower valuations and expectations of tariff agreements [6][7] - The rest of the world feeds into globalization [7] - Technology is deeply embedded in societies, businesses, and consumers worldwide [8]
X @Bloomberg
Bloomberg· 2025-07-18 16:54
Trade Policy - The US is preparing industry-specific tariffs to be implemented alongside country-by-country duties in two weeks [1] - The tariffs aim to reshape the US' standing in the global trading system by penalizing purchases from abroad [1]