Jeff Horwich

Nifty videos, but an LLM tells me they are fake as can be. What do you think? https://t.co/9QjQubKZ3J

Science girl @gunsnrosesgirl3

The Volonaut Airbike takes flight https://t.co/kld0JUuJ3q

RT @OIGInstitute: Culture, history, uncertainty—all affect how we invest. Institute visiting scholar @ckim_econ @Macrofinancelab studies ho…

As Canadians go to the polls and others renew the threat/invitation to become the 51st state, I think of infrastructure and the fact that Alaska is "most dependent" state in terms of taxes generated & received. Want a fiscal drain? How about another giant, mostly empty state? 😆 https://t.co/k3GbzW3npr

As always @FrederickMelo has the St. Paul news I need to know! 😆 Last year was wild. Never imagine my windows miles away rattling from something at Allianz. Appreciate challenge of council to balance a big event for the city against a guaranteed nuisance.https://t.co/aKLDwfMfPd

Think of the economics research potential. In the long run, executing a worldwide, all-in test of economic conditions we could only (or barely) imagine should provide some benefit to our children and our children's children. Wondering a little if I'll be around to see it.

RT @tradewartracker: From the previous #tradewar, and when you match up employment shares with where the tariffs hit, the upper midwest is…

Comments by officials over past week (including big ones today) suggest expert & non-expect expectations are converging somewhat. Consumers, I think, feared the worst on tariffs, while experts naturally ran the odds & viewed things more neutrally. Now we know how it's going down.

Minneapolis Fed @MinneapolisFed

Keeping inflation expectations well-anchored is essential for the Fed. Why are consumers signaling much higher near-term expectations than the market experts? It's a matter of measurement and post-pandemic mentality, says @JeffHorwich. Full article: https://t.co/8GDes1xIxB

This article is 1000% up my alley.

Adam Platt @plattMSP

My new @TCBmag feature on the Twin Cities coffee shop business. https://t.co/gqAFQTM1JH

Recorded this a week ago, but the world does not stand still! With pretty massive tariffs realized (for now?), will be watching to see if the models and markets move closer to those pessimistic consumers.

Minneapolis Fed @MinneapolisFed

The latest data show an apparent gap in inflation expectations between consumers and market experts. Work through the factors driving this disparity in our latest FedFluent video from @JeffHorwich, then head to the article for more. https://t.co/8GDes1xIxB https://t.co/rl6yU38etC

Did a little clothes shopping out here in Oregon. Complimented the store on their reasonable prices. She told me their phone has been ringing all day from distributors. Knowing what's coming, they're about to start marking everything up.

RT @MinneapolisFed: Sr. Econ Writer @JeffHorwich delves into the disparity between consumer expectations and market forecasts of inflation.…

New vid. We got latest PCE inflation since I recorded, suggesting reality aligning more with consumer worries. Full article: https://t.co/BMrBocZG4M

Minneapolis Fed @MinneapolisFed

Keeping inflation expectations well-anchored is essential for the Fed. Why are consumers signaling much higher near-term expectations than the market experts? It's a matter of measurement and post-pandemic mentality, says @JeffHorwich. Full article: https://t.co/8GDes1xIxB https://t.co/UjhccjWHmK

Consumer inflation fears were a recurring theme after the last Fed press conference, reaffirmed by new @Conferenceboard numbers this week. What's got people on edge and how worried should we be?

Minneapolis Fed @MinneapolisFed

Keeping inflation expectations "anchored" is essential. But consumers seem to expect a lot more inflation in the near future than market experts. @JeffHorwich explains the apparent gap between households and the pros. Go in-depth with the full article. https://t.co/8GDes1xIxB