← Jim Caron

What podcasts say about Jim Caron

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What Jim Caron has said on podcasts

6 statements · 2 positive · 3 negative · 1 neutral

  1. on Nominal GDP and bond yieldsNegativeSep 8, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Higher nominal GDP raises bond yields, lowering bond prices and fixed-income performance.

    “nominal GDP rates start to move higher That actually makes bond yields move higher as well. And as bond yields move higher, the price moves down and it hurts the performance of the fixed income markets.”

    Listen at 3:37

    Open the episode · Geopolitical Risks and Market Uncertainty
  2. on Federal ReserveNegativeSep 8, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    The Federal Reserve will not hike rates at the upcoming meeting.

    “my view is that they will not”

    Listen at 4:55

    Open the episode · Geopolitical Risks and Market Uncertainty
  3. on Federal Reserve rate-hike cycleNeutralSep 8, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    A Fed hike could initiate a campaign of four to six further rate hikes.

    “if they hike next week, does that start a campaign of four to six rate hikes going forward?”

    Listen at 5:17

    Open the episode · Geopolitical Risks and Market Uncertainty
  4. on Federal Reserve 25-basis-point hikePositiveSep 8, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    A one-off 25-basis-point hike would be positive if signaled as fine-tuning.

    “if they signal like, look, we've hiked 25 basis points and this is really just a fine tuning adjustment. This is not the start of a really big campaign. That's actually really positive.”

    Listen at 6:38

    Open the episode · Geopolitical Risks and Market Uncertainty
  5. on Nominal GDP and corporate earningsPositiveSep 8, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Nominal GDP drives corporate earnings.

    “nominal GDP is what drives earnings”

    Listen at 8:00

    Open the episode · Geopolitical Risks and Market Uncertainty
  6. on Bond yields and equity marketsNegativeSep 8, 2026· Bloomberg Surveillance

    Bond yields may rise further before becoming restrictive enough to break equity markets.

    “nominal GDP has risen a lot and bond yields have a lot of catching up to do still before the rise in yields becomes restrictive and it breaks the equity markets”

    Listen at 8:41

    Open the episode · Geopolitical Risks and Market Uncertainty

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