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In this episode, I explain why the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady despite presidential pressure, breaking down how tariff uncertainty is making the Fed nervous about inflation returning—and why dropping rates back to pandemic levels of 3% simply isn't going to happen when we're already seeing cereal boxes shrink while costing $6, making borrowing cheaper would be economically reckless right now.
By Leanne OzaineIn this episode, I explain why the Federal Reserve held interest rates steady despite presidential pressure, breaking down how tariff uncertainty is making the Fed nervous about inflation returning—and why dropping rates back to pandemic levels of 3% simply isn't going to happen when we're already seeing cereal boxes shrink while costing $6, making borrowing cheaper would be economically reckless right now.