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Tom Porcelli

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Heard in 1 episode across 1 show since Oct 2026

Tom Porcelli is a U.S. economist who has served as chief economist at Wells Fargo, providing analysis of economic conditions, monetary policy, and financial markets.

Episodes

1
across 1 show

First heard

Oct 2026

Guest appearances

1

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What Tom Porcelli has said on podcasts

10 statements

  1. on U.S. real wages excluding benefitsNegativeOct 17, 2026· Bloomberg Intelligence

    Real wage growth excluding benefits is negative.

    “If you just did the wages part. of ECI, it looks meaningfully worse. In fact, it's in negative territory.”

    Listen at 17:37

    Open the episode · Bank Earnings, Why Consumers Are 'Roughed Up' & Real Estate Trends
  2. on Household wealth effectPositiveOct 17, 2026· Bloomberg Intelligence

    Positive wealth effects encourage consumers to draw down savings.

    “that wealth effect, I think, is really emboldening people to basically feel comfortable dipping into saving”

    Listen at 18:35

    Open the episode · Bank Earnings, Why Consumers Are 'Roughed Up' & Real Estate Trends
  3. on U.S. quit rateNegativeOct 17, 2026· Bloomberg Intelligence

    The quit rate is reported at 1.92%, its lowest since 2015.

    “the quit rate is 192%. I mean, you have to go back to 2015 to see a lower quit rate.”

    Listen at 19:49

    Open the episode · Bank Earnings, Why Consumers Are 'Roughed Up' & Real Estate Trends

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Episodes

1 episode featuring Tom Porcelli, newest first