Nick Timiraos

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1,192 appearances 14 recordings 5 series first heard Oct 2025 last heard 6d ago

Nick Timiraos’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And then at the press conference, Kevin Warsh really struggles or declines to offer any rationale for why they held interest rates higher.
how that would be consistent with the pledge that he had been making up until that point to get inflation down.
So there's a little bit of a credibility dilemma after that.
Well, is he planning to just talk tough?
Does he plan to follow through?
What's going on here?
It wasn't even that they didn't raise interest rates.
It was declining to give any rationale for how that would be consistent with what you'd said.
And so then going into August, the big question was, well, what's the new chair all about?
You heard the gamut of views.
There were people saying he's very close to President Trump, and Trump doesn't want him to raise rates, so he's not going to raise rates.
There were other people who have worked with Kevin Warsh when he was in the private sector saying, you don't understand.
He's very serious about getting inflation down, and no one should underestimate his resolve and his commitment.
once he decides this needs to happen.
So it was sort of one of these choose your own narrative or choose your own ending stories.
One, Iran war, energy prices.
When gas prices go up, maybe people can drive less.
That destroys some demand for gas.
When diesel prices go up, anything you buy at the supermarket, if it got put on the shelf via a freight truck that's powered with diesel,
The store can't say, well, we don't want as much food on our shelves because diesel is high.
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