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Wall Street Week

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Donald Trump
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US Jobs Numbers
Equity Markets
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Interest Rates
China
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Banking Regulations
U.S. Economy
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University Governance
Ron Desantis
Iowa Caucuses
S&P 500
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Wall Street Week tells the stories of capitalism from around the world, hosted by David Westin in New York.

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This week, who benefits from America’s growing immigration detention system? And, as Polymarket and Kalshi continue to heat up, will markets predict the future better than polls? Plus, a US tariff change meant to target China is now threatening small... more

This week, as the Federal Reserve is watching the labor market closely, Steven Rattner shares his outlook on jobs, rates, and growth. And, Ford CEO Jim Farley talks about the future of Ford, the essential economy, and the policies shaping American ma... more

This week, we revisit two stories we brought you over the past year and discuss what has changed since then. How has trade between the US and Mexico shifted since President Donald Trump took office, and where do Canadian auto parts fit into the trade... more

President Trump's efforts to redefine federal relations with higher education have major implications for how the US funds research. From his 50-year tenure as President of Bard, Leon Botstein brings a broader perspective to what he believes is at st... more

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Jim Farley
CEO of Ford Motor Company, discussing the auto industry's challenges
Ford Motor Company
Episode: Economy of Tomorrow
Joseph Fleury
Employee at Cardinal Glass and Haitian immigrant on Temporary Protected Status
Cardinal Glass
Episode: North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina
Walter Isaacson
Professor of History at Tulane University and former head of the Recovery Authority post-Katrina
Tulane University
Episode: North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina
Allison Plyer
Chief Demographer at the Data Center, analyzing New Orleans' recovery
The Data Center
Episode: North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina
Marcelo Abraad
New Economy Minister for Mexico, previously served as mayor of Mexico City
Government of Mexico
Episode: North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina
Rob Wildeboer
Executive Chairman of Martin Rea, a Tier 1 auto supplier based in Canada
Martin Rea
Episode: North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina
Rick Blount
Owner of the historic restaurant Antoine's in New Orleans
Antoine's
Episode: North America Auto Tariffs, American Worker Shortage, 20 Years After Hurricane Katrina
Leon Botstein
President of Bard College, expert on history and education
Bard College
Episode: Special Edition: Bard College President on Trump’s College Crackdown
Juan Pablo Nicolini
Economist with the Minneapolis Federal Reserve
Minneapolis Federal Reserve
Episode: Bitter Pills | Summers on the Fed, Research Funding Fallout, Milei’sTough Policies, UK’s Growth Gamble

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David Westin
Host of Wall Street Week, recognized for his experience in financial journalism and in-depth discussions on economic events and policies.

Reviews

4.3 out of 5 stars from 120 ratings
  • Liberal biased media

    Never a conservative perspective. Life insurance companies didn’t go bankrupt during COVID. Life insurance companies paid the same as they have always paid. The unvaccinated COVID got it once. The vaxed keep getting COVID. We see it in the clinic. Pathetic journalism.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    James Tebow
    United States7 months ago
  • No Politics Please!

    If Larry Summers wants to talk finance, that’s great. If he wants to shill for a political party, go to the View or CNN.

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    sudokuala
    United Statesa year ago
  • Excellent podcast

    I think Bloomberg for everything now available as podcast format. So, even if we miss live radio / tv we can catch up on podcast. Great guests, great interviews by David. Worth listening!

    Vivek from Down Under

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Vivekdownunder
    Australiaa year ago
  • Excuses

    Always making excuses for Uncle Joe’s crappy economic policies.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    ac144701
    United States2 years ago
  • annoying background sounds

    The background music and noises are incredibly annoying…

    Apple Podcasts
    1
    Pilger2017
    Germany2 years ago

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There is criticism regarding perceived political bias in some episodes, with some urging a focus on pure financial news.
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Special Edition: Bard College President on Trump’s College Crackdown
Q: Do you believe universities have given leverage to the government by being too dependent on federal funds?
Yes, there are limited alternative funding sources for large-scale research, primarily coming from government and specific industries.
Special Edition: Bard College President on Trump’s College Crackdown
Q: What is your assessment of the relationship between higher education and the federal government?
The relationship is currently in disintegration mode, and federal collaboration has been essential to academic success.
Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, Brazil’s Rare Earths Bet
Q: What impact do you see tariffs having on the US economy?
Krugman mentions that while tariffs are damaging, they're not as catastrophic as some suggest; they reduce GDP slightly but create more chaos for businesses.
Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman, Brazil’s Rare Earths Bet
Q: What are the stated goals of President Trump, and how are they achieving those?
Krugman explains that while Trump aims to protect and bring back manufacturing jobs, it isn't working as planned, especially in the auto industry, due to integrated supply chains and added costs.
Summers on President Trump vs. the Fed, Battle Over America’s Jobs Data, Australia Gold Rush 2.0
Q: How is the gold mining industry reacting to rising prices?
Mining firms are seeing increased profits but are also cautious, learning from past mistakes, and focusing on investor trust and sustainable practices.

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2. Joseph Fleury
3. Walter Isaacson
4. Allison Plyer
5. Marcelo Abraad
6. Rob Wildeboer
7. Rick Blount
8. Leon Botstein

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