What the New Fed Chair Means for Markets

ABOUT THE EPISODE What can investors expect from the Federal Reserve under its new leadership? Wharton Emeritus Finance Professor Jeremy Siegel discusses what the appointment of Kevin Warsh could mean for monetary policy, why he believes the Fed should rely more on forward-looking economic data, and how inflation, interest rates, and oil prices could shape the path ahead. The conversation also explores Alan Greenspan’s legacy, lessons from the 2008 financial crisis, and how the Federal Reserve may evolve in the years to come.

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