"I just think those traditional overheating demand-side discussions are overblown."
David Zervos, newly appointed Counselor to the Treasury Secretary, delivers his outlook for the U.S. economy:
https://t.co/l9cAR3Xtni
First interview as @DavidZervosDC — live from “Pebble Beach” on the north lawn of the White House with my longtime friends and family at @cnbc. I wouldn’t want to start this media adventure with anyone else!!! @SaraEisen@carlquintanilla
Honored to begin serving as Counselor to @SecScottBessent - There is no better place to start than under Hamilton's watchful eye. Grateful for the trust. Let's get to work. 🇺🇸
“How much does the Fed matter to macro markets right now?” asks @SullyCNBC.
“I just don’t think this matters that much,” says @jefmacrostrat. “The drivers of the macro are really not focused in on the Federal Reserve.”
https://t.co/XnXQvZaVOz
"It's about as positive a story that you could associate with higher yields as any story possible."
@Jefferies chief market strategist @jefmacrostrat thinks long-term investors should get involved in the bond market at current levels:
https://t.co/7SJWWMmeZ0
Jefferies' David Zervos on Treasury's bond buybacks: "I think it's quite shocking to see how many of my competitors and colleagues are negative on this"
https://t.co/Ta7bbgcDew
“There’s a lot of reasons to be optimistic” about easing inflation as oil prices abate, says @jefferies’ David Zervos (@jefmacrostrat). His take on the economy and how the Fed approaches rates from here:
https://t.co/yDI2QUNAQ3
Everyone keeps saying America has a “housing shortage.”
It doesn’t.
Divide total homes by population and you get this:
We’ve never had more housing per person than we do right now.
The problem isn’t supply.
It’s prices.
This is funny.
What if you invested in the S&P 500 every time CNBC had a "Markets in Turmoil" special?
Well... your average return after one year would be 40%, with a 100% success rate.
"What I have a little worry about is labor..."
@Jefferies Chief Market Strategist David Zervos (@jefmacrostrat) says he hopes the Fed takes notice of main street's worries about AI taking jobs
He shares his full thoughts on Monday's rally and the state of the economy https://t.co/rGtlQS7LXX
"What we're seeing today is that the market is really not overly committed to risk globally," @jefmacrostrat of @Jefferies says on the escalating attacks between Israel and Iran and the risks they pose to the market.
https://t.co/8BY1Q7Hv4q
Investing naysayers have let gloom override judgment under Donald Trump - FT column by @jefmacrostrat chief market strategist at Jefferies https://t.co/eOrPX86ATy
"I think we're going into a period where we're going to get more cooperative trading arrangements that are better balanced for everybody."
@Jefferies Chief Market Strategist @jefmacrostrat discusses the U.S. and China reaching a 90-day tariff pause:
https://t.co/AbR3z8Qf8l
"There's a silver lining under all of this... we have a real chance of getting a more cooperative, fair, equal trading outcome," says @jefmacrostrat of @jefferies on Trump's tariffs. Back on March 4th, he called the tariff discussion "minutia".
https://t.co/wijuuq6l1E
Watch BD8 Capital’s @barbara_doran1, @Jefferies’ @jefmacrostrat, and CNBC’s @steveliesman react to the Fed decision and market action https://t.co/0R1iNIjwAj
@rbccm's Lori Calvasina and Jefferies' @jefmacrostrat talk the markets reaction after the Fed signaled fewer rate cuts for 2025 https://t.co/BOO39fcuA1