Sarah Hunt

In this insightful discussion, Sarah Hunt, Chief Market Strategist at Alpine Saxon Woods, focuses on the Fed's impact on the economy and political influences on markets in 2025. Wendy Schiller, a political analyst from Brown University, shares perspectives on the upcoming Trump administration and its implications. Nicole Larson from Colliers discusses shifts in consumer spending towards goods rather than experiences. Talley Leger, from The Wealth Consulting Group, critiques macroeconomic indicators, emphasizing the mixed signals in the bear case for the U.S. economy.

Guests Kelsey Berro, Sarah Hunt, Peter Tchir, and Kevin Tynan discuss the impact of rising interest rates on bond prices, concerns about the trajectory of treasuries, options for the future of automakers, the current state of the Republican Party, and obstacles and bipartisanship in policy making.

Claudia Sahm, a chief economist at New Century Advisors with a background at the Federal Reserve, emphasizes the importance of calm amidst recession fears and the activation of the 'Sahm rule.' Sarah Hunt from Alpine Saxon Woods shares insights on trader behavior during market sell-offs and the Fed's rate-cutting trajectory. Andrew Hollenhorst of Citi and Stephen Stanley from Santander debate the urgency of rate reductions, exploring complex factors influencing economic health and Federal Reserve decisions in a shifting landscape.

Rep. Haley Stevens discusses Biden's reelection bid. Sarah Hunt shares market insights on AI spending. David Kelly and Steve Ricchiuto unpack CPI data. Podcast explores market trends and economic strategies.

Prof Wendy Schiller, Sarah Hunt, and David Mericle discuss Biden's health impact on the market, AI future, Powell's stance on inflation, tech companies' cash reserves, housing boom in Silicon Slopes, and estate planning trends. Also includes frozen meeting anecdotes and podcast promotion.

Julie Su, US Acting Labor Secretary gives the Biden Administrations reaction to the August payrolls report. Randall Kroszner says we're seeing the kind of goldilocks scenario the Fed wants. Jeff Rosenberg says the main message from the August jobs report is that the labor market is normalizing. Sarah Hunt says the August jobs data was what the Fed was looking for.

Sarah Hunt, Chief Market Strategist at Alpine Woods Capital Investors, shares insights on how market risks have subsided, while Bill Lee, Chief Economist at the Milken Institute, addresses concerns about China's economic stability and its impact on global markets. Annmarie Hordern discusses political dynamics at the Democratic National Convention, especially around Kamala Harris’s voter engagement efforts. The conversation navigates the relationship between economic data, market trends, and cautious investment strategies.

Experts discuss 'insidious' inflation pushing Fed rate cuts, AI stocks with cashflow support, hints of stagflation in data analysis. Market dynamics, economic forecasts, and policy impact on stagflation risk explored. Caution urged amidst differing market outlooks and uncertainties in Fed decisions. Political messaging disconnect, Fed's response to stagflation concerns, and review of inflation target and rate cut projections.

Vishal Khanduja, Head of Broad Markets Fixed Income at Morgan Stanley, discusses the low spread risk in bond portfolios. Sarah Hunt, Chief Market Strategist at Alpine Saxon Woods, emphasizes companies with strong balance sheets during earnings season. Max Kettner, HSBC's Chief Multi-Asset Strategist, believes the market is underestimating the resilience of the US consumer. The trio delves into the interplay of geopolitical concerns and economic uncertainty, offering strategic insights into navigating investments as 2025 approaches.

Market experts Rubeela Farooqi, Sarah Hunt, Amanda Lynam, and Mark Zandi discuss conflicting signals in job data, FED decisions impact on job numbers, inflation, and interest rates across sectors. They analyze last weeks jobs data and upcoming CPI and FED decisions, highlighting concerns over inflation, market worries, credit strength, and potential Fed interest rate cuts.