David Gurra
speaker
2,056 appearances
266 recordings
8 series
first heard May 2025
last heard 5 Jun
David Gurra’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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So what does it mean for the United States' fiscal house is just a huge question.
So uncertainty about those refunds, then just this kind of not alphabet soup, but numerical soup of tariffs he plans to put in place, the 122s and the 301s, the 232s.
I just think we're going to be swimming in this fog for quite a while.
Yeah, I mean, I think that it leaves the Fed in largely the same position that it's been in, which is kind of flummoxed as the economy continues on the pace that it has been.
And as Martha pointed out at the top, you know, real disposable income has really been drifting lower.
Saw that in the numbers that we got today as well.
Look, we're at this really kind of critical and interesting moment where Jay Powell has two meetings left.
There is this heir apparent nominee to be the next Fed chair.
We're sort of waiting for that transition and leadership to see what happens here.
But I'm going to keep talking about the fog that we're in right now.
I think that from a policy perspective, we're kind of fumbling through this.
And, you know, I think there isn't really still a clear answer of what the Fed's approach is going to be here in the months ahead.
Yeah.
So here's here's five words or fewer.
This won't be easy.
And I think he's somebody who's talked a lot about reforming the Federal Reserve over the course of his career.
Yes, at the Fed, but outside of it, I think he's probably gunning to do that when he gets in.
But as you've talked about, as we've talked about, a Fed chair is one member of this larger committee.
And I think that.
What's going to be the steepest learning curve for him going into that job?
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