Ira Jersey

Ira Jersey, Chief US interest rate strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, shares his expertise on the bond market's latest turmoil. He explains how typical safe havens like US Treasuries have faltered, especially following President Trump's 'Liberation Day'. The conversation dives into the spike in yields during April 8-9, revealing unexpected selling and liquidity challenges. Jersey also discusses the implications of shifting foreign ownership patterns and how these dynamics impact U.S. fiscal policy and global investor confidence.

Ira Jersey, Bloomberg Intelligence Chief US Interest Rate Strategist, dives into the economic ramifications of tariffs and their shockwaves through the bond market. He reveals how U.S. Treasuries are experiencing wild swings, leading to increased yields. The discussion also touches on the impact of potential trade deals on stock market dynamics and the challenges for companies like Apple facing tariff-induced selloffs. Jersey also highlights the intricate balance of navigating investment strategies amid ongoing volatility and evolving market conditions.

Experts like Neil Dutta and Ira Jersey discuss CPI and Fed rate outlook, while Joe Weisenthal and Tracy Alloway share insights on CPI trends. Steven Ricchiuto analyzes inflation data and its economic impact. The podcast delves into inflation challenges for the Biden administration and how it affects various sectors.

Steven Major, HSBC’s global head of fixed-income research, joins Bloomberg Intelligence strategists Ira Jersey and Will Hoffman to delve into the complexities of bond markets. They discuss the determinants of long-term interest rates and how supply influences yields. Regulatory constraints on dealer-intermediation are examined, alongside a contrarian outlook for global bonds. The conversation emphasizes the need for intellectual honesty in economic research while exploring the shifting dynamics between goods and services consumption.

Bloomberg's guests break down FOMC meeting minutes and US CPI data. Hartley Rogers discusses private market investing. Mary Schlangenstein talks about Delta's positive outlook. The podcast covers Fed's balance sheet reduction and private credit market landscape.

Global analysts discuss Tesla's delivery miss and EV market outlook. Apple's stock performance, future prospects, and market challenges analyzed. Regulatory pressures, economic changes, and sector resilience explored. Rising bond yields, Fed rate cuts, and investment strategies discussed. Lucas Tomicki shares insights on investing in quality companies and shorting indexes.

Claudia Sahm, Chief Economist at New Century Advisors, leads a discussion with experts including Ira Jersey, a Chief US Interest Rate Strategist, and Anna Wong, Chief US Economist at Bloomberg Economics. They explore the recent market sell-off and its implications for interest rates. The panel analyzes job market declines and their potential effect on recession risks. Torsten Slok from Apollo Global Management adds insights on how these trends could reshape monetary policy decisions and impact investor strategies moving forward.

Economists Claudia Sahm and Randy Kroszner discuss June CPI readings and market impacts. Kate Moore explores market pricing of CPI data while Ira Jersey analyzes the Fed's rate path. The podcast delves into inflation data, monetary policy analysis, Fed actions, market outlook, treasury market reactions, and interest rate levels.

Michael McKee and Jane Oates discuss the June jobs report and its impact on Fed policy. Ira Jersey and Michael Mackenzie talk about treasury yields sinking post jobs data. Tina Fordham shares thoughts on US and UK politics. Topics include Fed interest rate cuts, minority hiring, market volatility, and potential scenarios for Biden, Harris, and Newsom in 2029.

Ira Jersey, Chief US Interest Rate Strategist at Bloomberg Intelligence, analyzes recent U.S. CPI data revealing surprisingly low inflation trends, suggesting fewer pressures from tariffs. Sarah Ponczek, a Financial Advisor at UBS Private Wealth Management, shares her positive outlook on the market, noting optimistic stock movements amid easing trade tensions. They delve into potential Federal Reserve policy shifts and the implications of a recovering stock market, all while keeping an eye on corporate shifts like UnitedHealth's surprising leadership change.