She’s No Stephen Moore, And He’s No Herman Cain, But Judy Shelton And Chris Waller Will Work, Trump Reckons
“If it takes place at Mar-a-Lago that would be great”.
“If it takes place at Mar-a-Lago that would be great”.
“My biggest ally is the president [and] he’s full speed ahead”.
“For one, you have repeatedly made substantive, inaccurate claims about important aspects of the economy”…
“Mr. Moore is superbly underqualified.”
Moore really wants to settle this, but he’s caught in a Kafkaesque bureaucracy.
“I was furious — and Trump was furious too.”
“Why didn’t we make him Fed chair?”
We’d say “you heard it from Larry first”, but that wouldn’t be true.
There are a lot of bats there. Also, Stephen Moore is not an economist.
One wonders if legendary “economists” Stephen Moore and Larry Kudlow anticipated this.
It has the support of Larry Kudlow, Stephen Moore and anybody who owns a lot of stock.
Donald Trump may spare us the humiliation of Fed Chair Kevin Hassett. As recently as
Bad news is good news. You know how it goes. The US labor market’s plainly
Remember when Donald Trump didn’t have anything to do with Project 2025, let alone any
Poor Chris Waller. If there’s anything more pathetic than a man pandering to another man
Fed Chair Scott Bessent isn’t a good idea. Why? Simple: Because he’s already beholden to
“Donnie, I got sent for.” On Thursday, the Fed casually announced that Jerome Powell was
The Fed kept rates on hold Wednesday, as expected. There was no drama around the
I hope — really I do — that markets aren’t forced to grapple this year
Satire died an agonizing death during the Trump presidency. At least it was quick. Caricature
I have a very difficult time countenancing the debt-limit debate as it manifests in soundbites
Often, by the end of a given week, I’m exhausted with pretensions to concern about
SocGen’s Albert Edwards doubts the Fed will ever be able to normalize policy. I doubt
On Thursday, CBT Governor Naci Agbal delighted markets with another rate hike. The 200bps move
Pat Toomey apparently felt the need to explain himself on Monday. With a $900 billion
A dearth of flashy headlines obscured an otherwise interesting session in the US on Tuesday,
Markets (or, at least the financial media) seem enamored with the idea that Donald Trump
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