HeyJaredFabio Natalucci
Fabio M. Natalucci is CEO of the Andersen Institute for Finance & Economics. With 20+ years as an economist, he previously served as Deputy Director at the IMF, plus senior roles at the Federal Reserve & US Treasury.
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The Post-Trump World with Viviana Mazza (opens the original)
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In this episode of the Andersen Institute Global Rewire podcast, and I sit down with Viviana Mazza, U.S. and White House correspondent for Corriere della Sera.Viviana shares lessons from her latest book, “L’America che verrà. Dopo Trump”, examining how the U.S. political landscape has evolved over the past decades and the extent to which we are witnessing a permanent shift in U.S.-European relations.Thanks for reading! Subscribe for fre
The Global Yield Spike with Guy Debelle (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of the Andersen Institute Global Rewire podcast, and I sit down with Guy Debelle, former Deputy Governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia, to discuss the ongoing global bonds selloff and the structural forces pushing up long-term interest rates across advanced economies.Guy also offers a central banker’s perspective on a more interventionist U.S. Treasury, discussing FX interventions and recent buybacks, the risk of fiscal dominance, and challenges to monetary policy indepe
Mapping Stablecoin Supply: Coins, Blockchains, and Venues (opens the original)
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In a new Andersen Institute Note, Rashad Ahmed and Dhimaan Bhattacharya map out the supply of stablecoins. They find that:-- Exchanges hold sizable stablecoin balances. $76 billion, nearly 30 percent of outstanding supply, is held on exchanges, suggesting crypto trading remains a prominent stablecoin use case.-- Half of all stablecoins sit at addresses that cannot be attributed to any venue, and therefore likely go unremunerated, suggesting stablecoins are held more like cash than like an invest
The Great Sell-Off with Nathan Sheets (opens the original)
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In the latest episode of the Andersen Institute Global Rewire podcast, and I sit down with Citi Global Chief Economist Nathan Sheets to discuss the sell-off in global bond markets.We talk through the possible drivers of surging long-term yields, key takeaways from Fed Chairman Warsh’s Jackson Hole speech, central bank independence, and the looming fiscal and monetary policy challenges stemming from mounting public debt and the AI capex boom.The Great Sell-Off with Nathan Sheets<div class="subscr
When History Rhymes: The Warsh-Martin Connection (opens the original)
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"Against a backdrop of substantial federal debt burdens, elevated inflation, fiscal pressures stemming partly from military spending, and threats to Federal Reserve independence, the President appoints a new chairman of the Federal Reserve with close ties to the Administration. In a bid to reform key aspects of the Federal Reserve’s approach to policy, the new chairman immediately establishes a task force focused on balance sheet issues. A key goal for the task force is to diminish the extent to
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