David Gura
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154 appearances
2 recordings
1 series
first heard Jan 2026
last heard 7 Aug
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And we've seen Canada kind of reposition itself in light of what the US has done when it comes to trade policy.
And I think he was voicing what a lot of other leaders are thinking, that if the U.S.
is going to be this kind of unreliable partner, if there's going to be the kind of uncertainty that Jordan was just talking about, countries have to make other plans.
And that really is, I think, the legacy of this, the first year of President Trump's second term, how leaders of companies, leaders of countries are navigating that uncertainty.
And amidst all of that, trying to plot a path forward, trying to plan.
And increasingly, it's on a different kind of map, on different kind of routes than they would have done before.
I think that there were a lot of signs of resilience to this economy, and that's true on the kind of consumer side as well, the consumer side.
for many, many years now has proven more resilient than I think a lot of people would have expected.
But we talk a lot about this K-shaped economy, those who are doing well and those who aren't.
And so this week, we got personal spending data.
There were signs that consumers are kind of hanging on and still spending.
But we're talking about certain consumers who, if you have property, own property, own cars, are able to make those big purchases.
You know, I look at the hard data, I look at the soft data as well, and consumer sentiment data, sentiment data among executives too.
And we're seeing that start to kind of come up better than it had been before.
I think there's a bit more confidence, a bit less focus on tariffs and trade policy.
But there is still this kind of underlying frustration with the fact that things are still expensive.
There's concern about kind of the strength or integrity of the job market.
And that's kind of manifest in everyday Americans living their lives.
I think it's something that policymakers are paying more and more attention to, Amy, as well, just sort of how strong, how long this economy is going to remain, the labor market's going to reign as strong as it has been.
There is so much going on in that Supreme Court case.
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