Jim Bullard

French Hill, a U.S. Representative from Arkansas and Chairman of the House Financial Services Committee, shares insights on economic priorities and the implications of tariffs on the U.S. economy. Jim Bullard, Dean of the Purdue University Business School and former Federal Reserve president, weighs in on inflation and monetary policy. They discuss strategies for navigating potential recession risks, shifting investment opportunities, and the impact of consumer spending trends on market dynamics, offering a comprehensive view on current economic challenges.

Former St. Louis Fed President Bullard discusses the prospects for a soft landing. Kochugovindan reacts to BOE rate decision. Morse says there is no longer an oversupply of oil. Juckes discusses the FX market amid central bank decisions. Levy talks about the recent sale of star striker Harry Kane.

Economist Jim Bullard talks about policy rate adjustments and inflation levels. Financial analyst Paul Donovan discusses FOMC decisions lacking dissent. The episode covers insights on CPI, market stability, and retirement planning.

Jim Bullard, Mark Zandi, and Julia Coronado discuss CPI reactions, Fed policies, and economic projections. Topics include interest rates, inflation, rate cut speculations, and green initiatives in Europe. Insights on US consumers, GDP numbers, and energy efficiency policies are highlighted.

Former St. Louis Fed President Jim Bullard discusses potential Fed rate cuts, envisioning rates at 3.5% with 10-year yields at 4.5%. Topics include debates on monetary policy, election influence on Fed decisions, historical interest rate trends, economic potential of the Midwest, and skilled labor availability in America.