Nick Timiraos
speaker
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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Some businesses say, we're passing through these cost increases that we're getting, the shipping cost increases, energy price increases.
we're able to pass it through and we're not losing market share and we don't have to take a big hit to our margins.
Other businesses are telling you there's resistance to higher prices.
We can't pass it through.
For the Fed, that's probably good news.
It means that if people are pushing back against price increases, it's going to be harder to raise prices.
I think the real question is, if these cost increases continue, are businesses going to be able to pass them along
Well, so far it tells you he is going to be independent.
Donald Trump didn't want him to raise interest rates, and he did.
So, you know, that should quiet these concerns that some people have had.
What more do you need to see?
They raised interest rates.
Actions speak louder than words.
I think the challenge is still going to be there because, like I said before, this is an easy one.
You know, this is the first one.
What happens if inflation is a problem and the stock market's coming down or the unemployment rate's going up and you don't see evidence that inflation's getting better?
That's when it gets harder.
But right now, no one can call Kevin Warsh a sock puppet if he's raising interest rates and Donald Trump is saying, I didn't want you to do that.
And you're a fan.
And what's also great is you have so many, I mean, this is an international city on any given day, but you have so many World Cup fans who are here in New York to experience this.
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