Wealthion, Released on 7/1/22 For Part 1 of this interview, CLICK HERE Economist Steve Hanke returns here in Part 2 of our interview with him to explain what impact a Fed pivot back to easing would have on inflation. He also shares his thoughts on how he thinks stocks, bonds, gold and other assets should […]
Wealthion, Released on 6/30/22 For Part 2 of this interview, CLICK HERE Inflation remains at a 41-year high and continues to severely pinch households when paying for food, gas and nearly everything else. How much longer will it plague us? And might it get even worse from here? To find out, we welcome Steve Hanke […]
Kitco News, Released on 6/10/22 The inflation rate is now at 8.6 percent, the highest it has been in 40 years. Steve Hanke joins Kitco News to explain why inflation is not going away, and why the Federal Reserve will likely cause a recession. He spoke with David Lin, Anchor and Producer at Kitco News. […]
Kitco News, Released on 5/11/22 Steve Hanke, professor of Applied Economics, discusses where inflation is headed after Wednesday’s CPI release with David Lin, anchor for Kitco News. 0:00 – Latest CPI release 4:50 – Fed’s objectives 9:10 – Oil and food prices 14:41 – Fed monetary policy 19:00 – Fiscal policy 24:33 – Gold Steve […]
Kitco News, Released on 3/17/22 The U.S. Federal Reserve hiked the Fed Funds rate by 25 basis points on Wednesday, the first rate hike since 2018. While this move was largely anticipated, the markets still rallied on the news; both the stock markets and safe haven assets like gold rose. The dollar fell slightly. Steve […]
Kitco News, Released on 2/25/22 Steve Hanke, professor of applied economics at Johns Hopkins University discusses sanctions on Russia, gold, inflation, and monetary policy with David Lin, anchor for Kitco News. 0:00 – “Sanctions are for losers” 5:26 – Economic impacts of sanctions 9:00 – Sanctions are “shooting yourself in the foot” 10:34 – Fed […]
Stansberry Research, Released on 2/11/22 “Inflation is permanent, not temporary,” explains Steve Hanke, Applied Economics professor at Johns Hopkins University and former Senior Economist on President Reagan’s Council of Economic Advisers. “You want to be in commodities and completely away from nominal bonds,” Hanke tells our Daniela Cambone, when asked about positioning for tribulations to […]