On this frontline episode, was glad to be able to share views on why is such a problem for President to try to unilaterally control the Fed. The President vs. the Fed undefined/documentary/the-president-vs-the-fed/
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Important conversation on @ClearerThnTruth with @krogoff about why younger generations feel locked out of the economy and what it means for the future.
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https://t.co/qiaPwVlwdh New book by chess and poker champion @JenShahade. A masterclass in how to use strategic thinking for making decisions in life. Deeply researched, thoughtful and engaging.
PM Takaichi:"I held a special session at the meeting of the Council on Economic and Fiscal Policy. I invited Professor Olivier Blanchard and Professor Kenneth Rogoff, both of whom have served as Chief Economist of the IMF, and received their analyses (1/2)
Very much liked @SecScottBessent Fed piece in @IntlEconomy especially on mission creep which echo the views in my book. On core interest rate policy and post-pandemic inflation surge, the Fed far from perfect but there is also some Monday morning quarterbacking going on here.
The global economy is at a remarkable inflection point with the sharp rise in populism, end to ultra-low interest rates, deceleration in Chinese growth, and disruption from cryptocurrencies & artificial intelligence. More from @krogoff for @IntlEconomy at https://t.co/PfUaiHy9kN
"I was surprised. It was a better number than anyone was expecting," says Harvard Professor of Economics Ken Rogoff on November inflation coming in WAY BELOW expectations.
"It was positive news — there's no other way to spin it."
The White House posted my CNN appearance on today's inflation numbers, which can only be called good news. However, given that there was no October CPI report due to the shutdown, it will take at least a few more months to be confident in the underlying trend.
Respectfully, @thetimes repeats polemic nonsense. https://t.co/8IKbMVYYns boosts short-term growth, but there is a tradeoff because legacy high debt weighs on it, as our complete published 2012 paper showed cleanly and much modern experience demonstrates. https://t.co/XNTS3RLIPx
A pleasure to be in Paris to give laudation for Silvana Tenreyo's achievement . A brilliant scholar and policymaker, her recent work on exchange rates and monetary policy challenges the sticky-price dollar dominance model many academics and the IMF have coalesced around
We are delighted to award the 2025 Bernhard Harms Prize to Silvana Tenreyro @LSEnews for her pioneering work in monetary & international economics 👉 https://t.co/F8KF6FLidf
The award will be presented on Oct 30 during the 4th Kiel-CEPR Conference on Geoeconomics in Paris!
"As unhinged as some of these characters might have been, at least they seemed to be correctly interpreting the book’s main points; they just happened to violently disagree."
I’ve avoided playing for a very long time due to my uncontrollable chess addiction, but that was the price of admission for the famous Botez chess podcast https://t.co/GyW3LRLOHA, featuring the brilliant and charismatic Alexandra Botez.
A Fed subordinate to the US president will not mean immediate higher inflation right away but the market is far too sanguine about the long term effects
"This tariff war is probably the reason...that labor growth has been slow. Employment growth has been slow."
Economist @krogoff paints the economic picture ahead of the September Federal Reserve meeting.
ECB President Christine @Lagarde on rising risks: "This time is never different: the importance of safeguarding financial stability https://t.co/m9FGP8DW4u