Ed Mills, Washington Policy Analyst at Raymond James, dives into the intricate world of US trade policy, addressing potential tariffs and their implications for the auto industry amidst changing leadership in Mexico. He discusses how these negotiations could shape relationships between the US and its neighbors. Alongside Seema Shah and Claudia Sahm, they evaluate investor strategies looking at payrolls, Fed strategies, and the impact of infrastructure legislation, all while navigating a market at all-time highs.

Guests Nathan Dean, a senior policy analyst, and Ed Mills, a managing director at Raymond James, dive into the potential changes in financial regulations under a Trump presidency. Wendy Schiller, a political expert from Brown University, discusses the ramifications for the Democratic Party. Gautam Mukunda from Yale analyzes the economic impacts, while Monica Guerra, head of US policy at Morgan Stanley, highlights market reactions to the election results. The conversation explores trade, energy policies, and the shifting political landscape.

Jeremy Stretch breaks down the ECB's decision, Lindsey Piegza discusses fast-paced US GDP growth, Ed Mills predicts no government shutdown, Mandeep Singh highlights AI as a focus for Big Tech

Bob Michele, JP Morgan Asset Management Global Head of Fixed Income says the Fed won't go to 5.75% - 6% rates. Nadia Lovell, UBS Global Wealth Management Senior US Equity Strategist says the earnings recession is over. Ed Mills, Raymond James Washington Policy Analyst weighs in on a looming government shutdown. Amrita Sen, Energy Aspects Co-Founder and Head of Research shares her outlook for oil prices.

Mohamed El-Erian, President of Queens' College, Cambridge, discusses the complexities of the US economy and inflation trends, shedding light on upcoming job figures. Ed Mills, a Washington Policy Analyst, shares insights on the potential policy shifts should Trump secure a second term. Jeffrey Rosenberg from BlackRock analyzes how recent payroll reports impact market reactions and interest rates. The conversation delves into the Federal Reserve's challenges with data-driven policies and the crucial link between the labor market and economic stability.