What podcasts say about Neil Dutta
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What Neil Dutta has said on podcasts
9 statements · 2 positive · 7 negative
Inflation metrics will improve in coming months as tariffs roll off and supply pressures ease.
“because of those three categories, you're going to see it look a lot better in a couple of months.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 12:49
The higher long-run neutral-rate scenario is unlikely to persist as projected.
“I don't think that's ultimately going to be how this plays out.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 14:31
The Fed will deliver more than one additional rate hike.
“I think the Fed will end up delivering more than that.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 22:56
Further rate hikes are more likely than not because inflation pressures remain concerning.
“there's a lot to be concerned about, I think, at least over the next few months. And that's one of the reasons why I think hikes are more likely than not.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 24:39
Consumer activity is likely to slow after reaching a recent high point.
“I think there's reasons to expect the consumer to slow from here. We probably hit the high watermark already.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 24:59
The Federal Reserve is likely to continue raising rates.
“There's reasons to think the Fed's going to keep hiking.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 25:05
Softer inflation data will reduce the number of hikes ultimately delivered.
“the inflation data will come in softer and they're not going to have to deliver quite as many hikes as what's in the price now.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 27:58
Evidence for an AI-driven productivity boom is currently limited.
“There's not really much evidence. I mean, the statement talks about how productivity is strong. I must tell you, I don't really see that”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 28:33
The Fed will need to weaken economic activity to achieve its inflation goals.
“if the Fed's not comfortable with that, that means that they're going to have to engineer weaker economic activity. to meet their goals.”
Open the episode · Instant Reaction: Fed Chair Kevin Warsh on Fed PolicyListen at 34:34
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