Josh Wingrove

Stephen Moore, an economist and author known for his insights on Trump's economic policies, teams up with Josh Wingrove, a seasoned Bloomberg reporter, to delve into the U.S. trade strategy. They discuss the recent trade peace with China and how tax cuts might lead to an economic boom. The duo navigates the complexities of tariff policies and their implications on the economy, while highlighting the balancing act between national debt and growth. They also touch on the importance of international agreements and the urgency of pushing for tax reforms.

Idris Kaloun, Washington bureau chief for The Economist, Josh Wingrove, White House reporter with Bloomberg News, and Alana Shore, Senior Washington editor at Semaphore, tackle critical political developments. They discuss the potential impeachment of a judge over immigration policies and the White House's controversial moves appealing federal worker rehiring decisions. The collapse of the Israel-Hamas ceasefire is examined, along with Trump and Putin's strategic talks on Ukraine, raising concerns on international stability and future political dynamics.

In this discussion, Bloomberg reporter Josh Wingrove and New York Magazine's John Herrman delve into Elon Musk's controversial maneuvers in Washington and Silicon Valley. Wingrove highlights the legal challenges Musk faces, raising questions about potential constitutional crises. Herrman explores how Musk's business decisions, including a failed approach to acquire OpenAI, intertwine with his political endorsements and strategies. Together, they unravel the complex relationships between Musk's ventures, government influence, and the tech industry’s evolving landscape.

Josh Wingrove, a Bloomberg reporter specializing in White House coverage, joins to dissect Trump’s unprecedented tariffs that could reshape global trade. They delve into the sharp increase in tariffs, particularly on China, and the economic implications for American manufacturers. The discussion covers the potential backlash from foreign nations and varying reactions within U.S. political factions. Wingrove offers insights into how these developments might influence future negotiations and the broader economic landscape.

Anna Wong, Chief US economist at Bloomberg Economics, brings her deep insight from the Federal Reserve and Treasury, while Josh Wingrove, a senior White House reporter, provides an inside look at evolving strategies. They dive into the economic fallout of Trump's trade war, discussing its complex legal battles and unexpected outcomes like disinflation. The podcast also highlights the tense U.S.-China relations, exploring the risks of a capital war and the significant impacts on manufacturing and consumer behavior.

Josh Wingrove, Senior White House Correspondent, provides insights into the tense US-Canada trade negotiations after Trump's tariff threats. Harold J. Krent discusses recent Supreme Court rulings that expand presidential powers, raising concerns about checks and balances. Alli McCartney shares strategies for investing amidst geopolitical uncertainty, while Michael Loeb dives into the startup landscape and the importance of networking in today's volatile market. The conversation emphasizes the intertwining of legislation, economics, and global dynamics shaping investments.

In this discussion, Josh Wingrove, Senior White House correspondent for Bloomberg, and Mark Anderson, Bloomberg's Asia tech editor, delve into the recent tentative deal concerning TikTok. They unravel the reasons behind TikTok becoming a national security concern for the U.S., examining fears of data access by China. The mechanics of the deal are highlighted, particularly the proposed U.S.-controlled board and concerns over TikTok’s algorithm. They also explore how this agreement reflects the ongoing geopolitical chess game between Beijing and Washington.

Josh Wingrove, Bloomberg’s senior White House correspondent, discusses the shocking assassination of Charlie Kirk, a prominent conservative activist and Trump ally. They explore Kirk's profound influence on the youth and the conservative movement. The conversation delves into the political reaction to his death and the grim realities of rising political violence in the U.S. The episode also reflects on Kirk's legacy and its implications for the Republican Party amid increasing political tensions.

Josh Wingrove, a Bloomberg White House Reporter, joins Raisah Rasid from JPMorgan Asset Management, Nancy Tengler, CEO at Laffer Tengler Investments, and Eddy Loh from Maybank Group Wealth Management for an insightful discussion. They cover Biden's decision to block Nippon Steel’s US acquisition and its implications on trade. The talk also dives into geopolitical tensions affecting markets, the volatility of technology stocks, and the ongoing economic challenges in Japan and China, offering strategies to navigate today’s complex investment landscape.

Joining the discussion are Josh Wingrove, Bloomberg's White House Reporter, who shares insights on the Biden administration blocking a steel deal citing national security, and William Lee, Chief Economist at the Milken Institute, who analyzes U.S. retail inflation trends. They delve into the complex dynamics of the $1.4 billion merger between Nippon Steel and U.S. Steel, examine investor reactions, and discuss the broader implications for monetary policy as the Fed prepares to navigate rising costs and economic challenges.