Wall Street Week: Inflation, AI, and Navy Buildout
Wall Street Week covers inflation with Loretta Mester, U.S. naval buildout challenges, tariff refund fights, and AI's impact on investments with Blair Effron.
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From the articleBloomberg's "Wall Street Week," hosted by David Westin, brings together influential voices to dissect critical financial stories.
From the articleFormer Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester joins the program to offer her perspective on the recent changes in the inflation narrative.
can US shipyards build Trump's 'Golden Fleet' fast enough
Blair Effron discusses AI's impact on investment strategies and markets
From the article 2 mentionsThis week's episode features a diverse range of topics, from the shifting inflation landscape to the complexities of naval power and the impact of AI on investments.
tariff refund fights impact small businesses and economic pressures
From the articleA persistent issue for many small businesses is the fight to recover funds lost due to tariffs imposed under the Trump administration.
From the articleThe episode delves into a significant geopolitical and industrial question: can U.S. shipyards build President Trump's proposed "Golden Fleet" of naval vessels quickly enough to keep pace with China's expanding maritime capabilities?
From the articleAs the Federal Reserve continues to navigate economic pressures, Mester's insights are crucial for understanding the trajectory of monetary policy and its implications for businesses and consumers alike.
From the articleThe episode delves into a significant geopolitical and industrial question: can U.S. shipyards build President Trump's proposed "Golden Fleet" of naval vessels quickly enough to keep pace with China's expanding maritime capabilities?
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