Jonathan Levin

In this insightful discussion, Jonathan Levin, a Bloomberg Opinion columnist, and Kate Davidson, Bloomberg’s managing editor for US economic policy, delve into the impacts of Trump’s immigration crackdown on the economy. They explore how stringent policies have disrupted labor markets, particularly in key industries, and the chilling effects on employment decisions. The conversation also highlights the potential long-term benefits of such policies, like forcing businesses to improve wages and employment conditions to attract necessary workers.

Jonathan Levin, a Bloomberg Opinion markets columnist, dives into the paradox of retail giants like Walmart and Costco. He reveals how their high valuations may pose risks, suggesting that perceived safety can invite market corrections. Levin contrasts these retailers with Nvidia’s growth potential, examining the implications of investor sentiment. He also discusses the pressures on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell, emphasizing the importance of maintaining the Fed's credibility amidst political challenges.

Jonathan Levin explains how South Florida needs investments in climate resiliency, walkable cities, and schools. Andy Browne discusses the APEC summit and Biden's meeting with Xi Jinping. Elena Songster talks about China sending pandas to American zoos. Kate Kaminski discusses the US housing market.