So, let's stay with the market. Our next guest says equities remain on downgrade watch for him and the key will be whether this war heads into April. Joining me now is 314 research co-founder Warren Pies.Warren, good to see April's coming fast. Obviously, it's next Wednesday, I guess. A week ago, you thought maybe you give it a week to see if we get deescalation, the taco trade.Uh, so explain the thinking now. >> Yeah, thank you for having me. I I think we've just like everybody, you know, maybe we all lear ...

President Donald Trump said Thursday that neither the spike in oil prices nor the slump in the stock market during the Iran war were as bad he had anticipated.In a Cabinet meeting, Trump expressed confidence in the war effort and said the economic damage will reverse.Addressing Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, the president said oil prices "have not gone up as much as I thought, Scott, to be honest with you. It's all going to come back down to where it was and probably lower."U.S. crude prices flirted with ...

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Prominent economist Peter Schiff made a bold call on Monday, drawing a direct parallel between gold’s current selloff and the 2008 Global Financial Crisis. Writing on X, Schiff said, “In the early months of the 2008 GFC, gold crashed 32%, about 40% of its prior bull-market gain.” He argued the setup looks identical today. Gold nearly hit $4,100 Monday, down 27% from its peak — also roughly 40% of its gain since the $2,000 level. His conclusion: “A 178% surge from that low puts gold at $11,400.” Don't Mi ...

So the market, the labor market is just not strong enough to worry about it. I think the labor market still could use additional support for monetary policy and that's why I dissented last meeting as I have continued to send for all previous meetings. How lonely were you at that committee meeting just last week.Voted for a 25 basis point reduction in the face of an energy shock. How robust was the conversation around the table. Look, I think a lot of people around the table, like me, were hesitant to draw c ...

The specter of high inflation and lower economic growth caused by the Iran war is pushing asset prices lower. https://t.co/VEcAyVpM8z ...

This is gold’s time to shine, the perfect opportunity to demonstrate how it can protect against both inflation and geopolitical risk. Instead, it’s plunging, writes @jmackin2. https://t.co/hh4LBsaEYw ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Saturday lauded the policy record of the late Fed Chair Paul Volcker, who raised interest rates to tame inflation. . https://t.co/4HElZGXB4M ...

In this edition of Wall Street Week, David Westin talks inflation with Randal Quarles and AI with Professor Arvind Narayanan of Princeton https://t.co/5nk4FRl5lE ...

The pressure on Keir Starmer is relentless, as he contends with the Iran war, inflation and mutiny. The bookmakers' favorite to replace him is pitching for his job. https://t.co/HO0yGgZRJX ...