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Dylan Smith, Vice President & Senior Economist at Rosenberg Research, joins Andrew Brill on Wealthion. Together, they will explore the consequences of the recent Federal Reserve meeting, which resulted in the decision to maintain interest rates instead of cutting them. Additionally, they will discuss the surprising developments in Q1 earnings and provide insights into the future direction of the economy.
In Europe, Xi Jinping’s visit has sparked discussions led by Sean Foo. Notably, Von Der Leyen has expressed strong concerns regarding China’s industry. She has issued a warning, stating that trade barriers will be imposed unless China reduces its manufacturing output and provides opportunities for EU companies. This caution stems from her fear of Europe experiencing further de-industrialization. Interestingly, while Von Der Leyen expresses apprehension, countries like France are actively embracing Chinese investments and capital inflows into their nation.
Mike Maloney delves into the intricacies of our present economic environment with great precision in this comprehensive analysis. By examining the persistent inflation rates and the speculative nature of stock market bubbles, Mike utilizes historical data and economic theory to forecast future trends. The underlying factors responsible for these economic bubbles are explored, along with the crucial question of what could potentially trigger their collapse.
Participate in a discussion led by Danielle DiMartino Booth, the CEO and Chief Strategist at QI Research, in collaboration with ITM Trading, as she delves into the present state of the U.S. labor market and the economic signals hinting at a forthcoming recession. Throughout the presentation, Danielle will touch upon the functions of the National Bureau of Economic Research in identifying recession periods, the reliability of the McKelvey Rule in forecasting unemployment patterns, and the recent adjustments in policy by the Federal Reserve under the leadership of Chair Jerome Powell.
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Wealthion
Premiered May 7, 2024
In this episode, Andrew Brill is joined by Dylan Smith, Vice President & Senior Economist at Rosenberg Research. Andrew and Dylan will dive into the aftermath of the recent Fed meeting, their latest decision to not cut rates, the unexpected twists in Q1 earnings, and where the economy appears to be headed to next.
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GoldSilver (w/ Mike Maloney)
Premiered May 7, 2024
In this deep dive, Mike Maloney unpacks the complexities of our current economic landscape with sharp precision. From the relentless inflation rates to the speculative stock market bubbles, Mike uses historical data and economic theory to predict future trends. What’s causing these economic bubbles? And more importantly, what can potentially burst them?
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ITM TRADING, INC.
May 7, 2024
Join Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO and Chief Strategist at QI Research, as she explores the current U.S. labor market and the economic indicators pointing towards a potential recession. In this video, Danielle discusses the National Bureau of Economic Research’s role in dating recessions, the predictive power of the McKelvey Rule on unemployment trends, and the Federal Reserve’s recent policy shifts under Chair Jerome Powell.
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