Victoria Guida is an Economics correspondent and columnist at POLITICO. She focuses on business and economic policy, covering topics such as markets, inflation, and the Federal Reserve, while also addressing broader themes in government and politics. Victoria's insights have been featured in notable outlets including Yahoo Sports, Yahoo News, RealClearMarkets, and POLITICO Europe.
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By: Victoria Guida, Benjamin Guggenheim, Katy O Donnell
Victoria Guida, Benjamin Guggenheim and Katy O'Donnell 6 min read Donald Trump has been president before, but his second term will thrust a suite of unorthodox new ideas into the economic policy debate.
By: Victoria Guida, Sam Sutton
Warsh's emergence as a top candidate for Treasury secretary suggests that the president-elect is making a priority of choosing someone who can talk to markets — soothing investors through any coming turbulence, as trade tensions ratchet up and government debt grows. The former Fed governor played a key role at the central bank during the 2008 financial crisis as then-Chair Ben Bernanke's emissary to Wall Street CEOs, so he has prior experience in confronting turmoil.
In his previous stint at the department, Faulkender ran the Paycheck Protection Program, a massive lending plan to help small businesses weather the pandemic.
Donald Trump wants to change the Fed. So do congressional Republicans. Their goals are not the same.
House Financial Services ranking member Maxine Waters and Sen.-elect Lisa Blunt Rochester will introduce a bill today that would take a first step toward a national registry of rental properties.
By: Declan Harty, Victoria Guida
The stock market has been frothy even as investors have lowered their expectations for how much further interest rates will go down, with the S&P 500 soaring 27 percent this year. Fed officials are all but certain to reduce rates again Wednesday afternoon, but as of Tuesday, the majority of investors were pricing in just one or two more cuts in 2025.
The Elon Musk-led cost-cutting initiative will be constrained by congressional politics, Trump’s preferences and a lack of legal authority.
Elon Musk and Vivek Ramaswamy are threatening to turn Washington upside down, promising to overhaul the government and — this week — lobbying hard against the spending deal negotiated by House Speaker Mike Johnson.
By: Victoria Guida
Still, the surging economy could also make it harder for the Fed to get inflation back down to its 2 percent target, which could create problems for Trump.
By: Declan Harty, Victoria Guida
The stock market has been frothy even as investors have lowered their expectations for how much further interest rates will go down.
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