Henry Epp
speaker
233 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2026
last heard yesterday
Henry Epp’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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What was really noticeable is, okay, when we sort of got this sort of maybe ceasefire, whatever we're calling it now, oil and gas prices did come down a bit.
Obviously, they've jumped around a little bit.
But what didn't really come down were the bond market prices.
The borrowing costs have stayed high.
And that is a direct result of this uncertainty, risky world.
It's a new normal.
Well, I think the 14th of June is the big date.
We're going to get new CPI data, so some more insight into inflation.
And that's also the day on which Kevin Warsh is going to go to Capitol Hill for the first time as Fed chair to answer questions.
So, again, I think it's just another opportunity, one of the first opportunities we have for him to kind of lay out his plans, talk about the economy as he sees it.
We've got these task forces out of the way, but I think that's what I'm most interested in hearing is how he sees the economy right now.
Say you're throwing a party and you're buying a big spread of food for your guests.
And you ask each of your guests to chip in an equal amount for their share of the food.
Robin Milliken is with the Center on Global Energy Policy at Columbia University.
You know that your buffet is going to cost you $1,000, let's say.
And if you have 10 people show up, you know, your cost is much higher per person.
$100 each.
That's a pricey buffet.
But then you find out your cousin and four of her friends are in town.
They want to come to the party too.
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