Milton Friedman explains exactly how to use economic policy to improve the lives of all American citizens. https://t.co/BlXlq4KLVi ...

President Trump's signature economic policy is taking center stage at the Supreme Court today. The future of his tariffs hangs in the balance. Justices heard oral arguments on the case today.At issue is a legal question around the limits of executive power. The court is deciding whether the president has the authority to impose sweeping tariffs on imports under a law that's meant to apply to national emergencies. Eight small businesses sued the Trump administration, arguing these tariffs hurt their bottom l ...

US Supreme Court justices questioned President Donald Trump’s global tariffs, as arguments began in a case that could undercut his signature economic policy. Listen to that and the latest stories on Bloomberg News Now. https://t.co/hJzDDExkiP ...

money, power, politics. And while the shutdown drags on here at home, questions are swirling over the Trump administration's interventions overseas. The FT reporting Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant is facing mounting pressure to justify Washington's multibillion dollar bailout of Argentina, including from some of the president's closest MAGA allies and Republicans in farm states, especially now that President Trump has floated the idea of bringing down meat prices by importing beef from Argentina, which ca ...

You did say on Friday on live TV that you had spoken to the president the day that you were confirmed. That was just a congratulatory call. You said, Yes, He called me to congratulate me after I'd been sworn in.If I'm curious what you would do if in a phone call, the president directly asked you to vie for a specific decision at the Fed. I would respectfully listen to his view and his analysis of why interest rates should be wherever they think that they should be. And he has been very forthright in his vie ...

And joining me now exclusively is Treasury Secretary Scott Bessant. Mr.. Secretary, welcome back to Meet the Press. Good morning. Good morning. Thank you so much for being here. I do want to start right there on the jobs numbers. National Economic Council Director Kevin Hasset told me in an interview the numbers look quote weak. And you just heard me say there that Moody's chief economist called this a jobs recession. I want to give you the opportunity to respond to Mark Xandandy. Do you see this as a jobs ...

Monetary Policy - Atlanta Fed President Raphael Bostic advocated for a cautious approach due to economic policy uncertainties [1] - A wait-and-see strategy can prevent the need for interest rate reversals [1]