Said on Mar 18, 2024, at 13:28 in the video.
“it's likely that the US government will continue spending as much as possible to keep the economy and the markets propped up”How this call was recorded (its subject, its direction or a figure) is being checked again, because the words may not say what was first recorded. It is not scored until a person has reviewed it.
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you're subscribed to our Weekly Newsletter then you'll know exactly why that is if you're not then make sure to do so using the link in the description so you don't miss our next weekly Market forecast but back to the FED now another thing we mentioned in our Weekly Newsletter was the importance of the Treasury Department in this whole equation it's believed that the reason why there hasn't been a recession in the US is because of fiscal spending that is government spending which continues unrestrained given that this is an election year it's likely that the US government will continue spending as much as possible to keep the economy and the markets propped up the last thing anyone wants is a big recession or a crash especially given how polarized politics has become in the US these days the thing is that what matters the most to the markets is not what's true but what investors see if most investors believe that everything is being determined by the FED then that will continue to be the case at least in terms of short-term moves this means the FED could still cause a correction this week however it also means that this correction could be short-lived as the fiscal spending will continue
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Graham StephanGDPwill rise
“It's on pace to reach $50 trillion by 2030.”
Jun 1, 2026 · after 1 year
Coin Bureau, relaying another source: GDP will fall
“New estimates suggest will peak at around 9.7 billion by the60s and start declining sharply from there.”
Aug 12, 2025
Coin Bureau, relaying Bloomberg Economics: GDP will fall to 1%
“Bloomberg economics estimates that Trump's new tariff regime will shrink US GDP by more than 1% and push up CP High by around half a percentage Point”
Nov 21, 2024
Coin Bureau, relaying another source: GDP — no direction stated
“the FED expects GDP to stay steady at around 2% in the coming years”
Sep 25, 2024
Coin Bureaua call under review
“the answer is that GDP and unemployment will likely continue Rising GDP will signal that the economy is strong and not in a recession and unemployment will signal that the economy is weak and in a recession”
Aug 11, 2024
Coin Bureau, relaying another source: GDP — around 4%
“nearly a quarter of the W's economists believe that the world won't return to its prepandemic annual growth rate of 4%”
Jun 30, 2024
