Annmarie Hordern

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112 appearances 7 recordings 1 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 31 Mar

Annmarie Hordern’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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Recordings per month over the last 12 months — 7 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 3.

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Bloomberg Talks · Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Miran Talks Rate Cuts, Inflation, Future at Fed · 8 Jan 2026 podcast

There's also a question about the reaction function.

We've been talking about the data that we're going to be getting tomorrow.

What would you have to see to change your view?

I mean, if we saw, let's say, the unemployment rate go down to 4.4%, would you start to question whether 150 basis points of cuts is really necessary this year?

So are you saying this is all an inflation issue and not anything to do with the labor market?

Just to hone in a little bit on the housing aspect, since that has been a really hot topic, how much signal would you take if you did start cutting more aggressively at the Federal Reserve and 10-year yields rose, and that actually created an issue for mortgage rates and the pass-through there?

It might actually help with the disinflation, but it might not exactly be the outcome that you're looking for.

Bloomberg Talks · Apollo Global Management President Jim Zelter Talks Asset Management · 8 Jan 2026 podcast

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You're not directly exposed, but do you think this idea of banning large institutional investors from buying up single-family homes is the right policy approach?

Bloomberg Talks · Fed Governor Stephen Miran Talks Rates & Outlook For 2026 · 23 Dec 2025 podcast

Cleveland Fed President Beth Hamek, among those preferring to hold rates higher for longer, while our next guest is taking the other side, voting for a 50 basis point cut at the Fed's last meeting.

Joining us now is Federal Reserve Governor Stephen Myron.

Very good morning to you, Stephen.

Thank you so much for joining us.

So let's start with Beth Hammack.

She came out over the weekend, then we heard for Williams as well on Friday, saying that potentially where we are right now, rates should be steady, and they're looking at what's going on, inflation.

Even the Fed chair was talking about maybe you need to look at inflation, the data we had, with some grain of salt because of the government shutdown.

How are you viewing that side of the Fed's mandate right now?

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