Wall Street Week

Lawrence H. Summers, a Harvard economist and former Treasury Secretary, joins economist Kenneth Rogoff to explore the delicate balance of U.S. monetary policy amidst inflation and unemployment risks. They discuss the ramifications of Trump's policies on the IRS and the challenges posed by recent budget cuts. Summers delves into Ireland's low corporate tax strategy, which attracts U.S. companies, while examining how tariffs could impact this dynamic and what it means for American jobs and corporate tax behavior.

Susan Schwab, former U.S. Trade Representative under George W. Bush, discusses the long-term effects of Trump's tariffs on trade and economic inequality. Salim Ramji, CEO of Vanguard, reflects on 50 years of passive investing and the firm’s journey from $100 billion to over $10 trillion in assets. They explore the critical relationship between trade policy and monetary strategy, emphasizing the need for equitable trade practices. Additionally, they stress the importance of diversification and sensible investment strategies amid market volatility.

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Larry Summers, former President of Harvard University, dives into his clash with President Trump over federal funding freezes targeting Harvard. He warns of potential tyranny affecting academic freedom. The conversation shifts to the booming investment potential in women's sports, highlighting leagues like the WNBA and NWSL. Summers and guests discuss shifting consumer engagement and the financial growth of these leagues, sparking a broader dialogue on the intersection of sports and investment, alongside faith-based investment strategies.

Larry Summers, former Treasury Secretary and Harvard professor, sheds light on the complexities of tariffs, reflecting on their economic consequences and potential impact on current policy. He also proposes the idea of a U.S. sovereign wealth fund, discussing its benefits and challenges in addressing national debt. The conversation shifts to TikTok, examining its implications for national security and data privacy. Lastly, they tackle the pressing issues of air traffic control, evaluating its modernization efforts and the potential for a nonprofit model to enhance safety and efficiency.

Lawrence H. Summers, former Treasury Secretary and Harvard professor, dives into the complexities of President Trump’s tariffs and their effects on the U.S. economy. He discusses their impact on consumer prices, market confidence, and U.S.-China relations. Additionally, there's a fascinating exploration of the EU’s capital markets with insights from Santander's Ana Botin. The conversation also highlights the growth of private equity in the premium bluefin tuna market, emphasizing sustainable practices and innovative farming techniques.

President Trump’s recent tariff announcements have sent shockwaves through global markets and sparked heated debates. The proposed 10% tariffs aim to reshape trade relationships, particularly with China and the EU. Supporters hail it as a win for American workers, while critics warn of escalating trade tensions and economic repercussions. Insights from political figures reveal deep divides within the Republican Party over these policies. The podcast delves into potential retaliatory actions and their impact on consumer prices and domestic industries.

Zannie Mitten-Bettos, Editor-in-chief of The Economist, discusses the rising tensions between the US and Europe, particularly on defense spending amidst geopolitical shifts. Joe Preston, CEO of New Balance, shares how the brand has revitalized itself through strategic pivots and a focus on U.S. manufacturing. The conversation also dives into the booming $200 billion video game market, highlighting the anticipation around upcoming titles like Grand Theft Auto 6, illustrating the industry's balance between creativity and commercial success.

Dive into the latest stock market movements, exploring the highs and lows of popular companies. Gain insights into the performance of key players in the aluminum and steel industries. Discover the challenges confronting crypto companies and stay ahead with quick updates on essential market trends. Perfect for those looking to enhance their investment knowledge in a snap!