Join Shawn Donnan, a senior writer for Bloomberg, and Mark Sobel, US Chairman of OMFIF, as they unpack the potential 'Mar-a-Lago Accord' and its implications for global trade. They delve into the intricate relationship between U.S. dollar valuation and national security, exploring economic challenges and the evolving landscape under Trump’s administration. The discussion also touches on the interconnectedness of currency manipulation and trade negotiations, revealing how these factors shape not just economics, but international relationships.

Anna Wong, Chief US economist for Bloomberg Economics, and Kathryn Holston, Economist at Evercore ISI Research, delve into the looming question of a Trump recession. They dissect the economic shifts caused by government layoffs, tariffs, and trade policy uncertainty, moving from initial growth expectations to concerns over contraction. The duo explores the implications of tariffs on inflation and how policy uncertainty affects job growth. With insights drawn from their impressive backgrounds, they provide a thought-provoking analysis of today's economic landscape.

Joshua Green, a national correspondent for Bloomberg Businessweek and author of the bestseller Devil's Bargain, teams up with Laura Davison, Bloomberg's White House editor focused on tax policy. They discuss the looming threat of a government shutdown and how Elon Musk's controversial influence complicates Republican negotiations. The conversation dives into financial transparency concerns linked to federal contracts and the intriguing intersection of Musk's initiatives with fiscal policy. Tensions rise as Musk pushes for updates from federal workers, adding to the political drama.

Kara Calvert, Head of U.S. at Coinbase, champions financial innovation and clarity in the crypto realm. She discusses the sluggish regulatory responses that have held back the industry, contrasting it with global standards. Recent political changes offer optimism for stronger regulations that foster growth. Calvert highlights the potential of self-custody for crypto assets and stresses the importance of collaboration between the crypto sector and lawmakers to create a supportive environment for innovation and economic advancement.

Sridhar Natarajan, Bloomberg's chief Wall Street correspondent, and Hannah Levitt, finance reporter focused on J.P. Morgan and Morgan Stanley, dissect Wall Street's evolving stance on Trump's economic policies. They highlight a lingering optimism tempered by caveats regarding market volatility and deregulation. The discussion also covers the potential impacts of tariffs and the intricate dynamics of political influence on finance executives. Ultimately, they explore how shifting strategies could reshape the financial landscape.

Alberto Nardelli, Bloomberg’s Europe correspondent, and Antonio Barroso, senior geoeconomics analyst, dive into the implications of Trump's shifting stance on Ukraine. They discuss Europe's potential $3.1 trillion obligation to support Ukraine amidst fiscal challenges. The conversation tackles the complex dynamics of European security and the ramifications of Trump's negotiations with Putin. They also analyze the EU's struggles to manage trade tensions with the U.S. and the necessity of maintaining international dialogue amidst shifting policies.

Bill Dudley, former president of the New York Federal Reserve and Bloomberg columnist, teams up with Anna Wong, Chief US economist at Bloomberg, to tackle America's mounting debt crisis. They discuss Treasury Secretary's deficit reduction plans clashing with economic realities. The duo dives into the complexities of fiscal sustainability and the impact of rising interest costs. With insights on technology’s role in economic growth and the delicate balance of regulation, they highlight the urgent need for innovative policy actions to navigate the fiscal challenges ahead.

In a dynamic live recording, Nancy Cook, Bloomberg's senior national political correspondent, shares insights from her extensive experience covering Trump. Katie Greifeld, a Bloomberg TV host, and Ed Harrison, senior editor at Bloomberg, delve into the chaotic tariff decisions reshaping trade with Canada and Mexico. They highlight the uncertainty surrounding Trump's economic policies and how the 10-year Treasury rate serves as a key indicator for business leaders navigating these turbulent times. A fascinating exploration of politics intertwined with economics!

Anna Wong, Chief U.S. economist at Bloomberg Economics with ties to the Trump White House, and Sean Donnan, a senior Bloomberg writer focusing on global economics, dive deep into Trump's tariff strategies. They discuss the potential motives behind Trump's trade war tactics and the intricate dynamics with China, Canada, and Mexico. The impact of tariffs on manufacturing and investment is scrutinized, alongside insights into the internal conflicts within the administration affecting their trade policies. It's a compelling exploration of economic unpredictability.

Oren Cass, founder of American Compass and author of The Once and Future Worker, joins the discussion on the economic implications of Trump’s immigration policies. He explores how recent immigration raids may reshape labor dynamics and affect American workers. Cass critiques the perception that immigrants are taking jobs, highlighting the necessity of quality employment for all. The conversation also delves into potential reforms in the U.S. immigration system, emphasizing the importance of skilled workers and improved labor conditions.