Victoria Guida is an economics reporter for POLITICO, specializing in economic policy. She covers a wide range of topics including U.S. debt, inflation, and the Federal Reserve. Her work has also appeared in Yahoo News, Yahoo Sports, and RealClearMarkets.
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The reality-show billionaire is delivering a Harris-Walz message more effectively than the Democratic ticket.
It's hard to know for certain how worrying the report is, as the data has been muddied by two major hurricanes.
By: Taylor Miller Thomas, Victoria Guida
Inflation over the past few years has taken its toll.
The incoming president’s reaction to the central bank could serve as an early indicator of how extensively he plans to reshape traditional government bureaucracy.
Why is the Fed chair in a position to brush off Trump’s pressure? Because Wall Street has his back.
Why is the Fed chair in a position to brush off Trump’s pressure? Because Wall Street has his back.
By: Victoria Guida, Sam Sutton
One factor that's delayed the decision is the amount of control Lutnick has exerted in determining what information flows up to the president-elect.
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: Benjamin Guggenheim, Victoria Guida, Katy O Donnell
The new world of policy debate reflects Trump's towering influence over a GOP that he has transformed, boosting ideas once considered quixotic or ill-advised in Washington.
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.
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