Stephanie Roth

Amoroso suggests buying the AI dip. Roth discusses the cooling of the labor market. Nathanson talks about the Disney, Charter Communications standoff. Haque says oil at $90 a barrel is significant. Tannebaum says the US is still calibrating how to respond to China.

Stephanie Roth, Chief Economist at Wolfe Research, shares her insights on the upcoming jobs report and the US economy's outlook. Amanda Lynam, from BlackRock, discusses the resilient corporate credit market amid slowing growth. Kate McShane of Goldman Sachs analyzes evolving consumer spending patterns and retail strategies, emphasizing inflation's impact. Lorenzo Simonelli, CEO of Baker Hughes, highlights growth opportunities in the energy sector for the latter half of 2024, focusing on market dynamics and production efficiency.

Neil Dutta discusses the Fed's rules-based framework for inflation and predicts continued economic growth. Elyse Ausenbaugh reacts to the ECB decision. Sree Kochugovindan sees the possibility of a technical recession in the UK. Stephanie Roth believes there is a wide runway for a soft landing in the US.

Aaron David Miller, a senior fellow at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace, joins Dan Peris, Ed Mills, and Stephanie Roth to discuss the volatile Middle East landscape. They analyze the Iran-Israel military tensions and their potential impact on U.S. diplomacy. The group also delves into the complexities of stock buybacks, critiquing their effectiveness and discussing political dynamics ahead of elections. Additionally, insights on the labor market and improving financial conditions for lower-end consumers reveal a nuanced picture of the economy.

Seema Shah discusses non-tech opportunities, Tom Michaud updates on bank stress tests, Vishwanath Tirupattur and Stephanie Roth analyze consumer confidence, durable goods, GDP & core PCE. The podcast covers market concerns, US exceptionalism impact, banking sector analysis, passive investing effects on bank liquidity, bond market anticipation, and economic similarities.