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Stagflation and the Fed's next move – Goldman Sachs Exchanges — Transcript

Stagflation and the Fed's next move

Episode publishedMay 2, 2025Podcast: Goldman Sachs ExchangesGoldman Sachs Exchanges↗

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Federal Reserve $GS Jerome Powell $MSFT

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Bullish and bearish opinions expressed in this episode, paired with supporting transcript quotes. The quote confirms what was said—not whether the opinion is correct.

Bullish

NONDOLLAR— There's a cautious shift towards non-dollar assets, though it's more like 'parking' than high-conviction investing.

Bearish

STAGFLATION— The economy is likely heading towards stagflation, characterized by slower growth and persistent inflation.
IMMIGRATION— Declining immigration rates are expected to slow economic growth due to reduced workforce expansion.
GOVSPEND— Efforts to reduce government spending and lower deficits may contribute to slower economic growth.
USD— The US exceptionalism thesis is being questioned due to concerns about the stability of the US institutional framework.

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