
Jonathan Levin
Columnist at Bloomberg Opinion
Writing about markets for @opinion. Former Bloomberg Miami bureau chief. Stints in Mexico City, Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro, La Paz. From the Philly suburbs.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Jonathan Levin
Where will prices go? (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Inflation cooled in the month of March, and President Donald Trump is celebrating. “INFLATION IS DOWN!!!” he declared on Truth Social. “Promises Made. Promises Kept!” wrote White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt on X. It is ridiculous but predictable that the administration is portraying March data in this manner.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloomberglaw.com | Jonathan Levin
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says tariffs don’t cause inflation. “Tariffs are a one-time price adjustment,” he said Sunday on Meet the Press, four days after Donald Trump announced he was pushing import duties to the highest levels in a century. Bessent added that there’s a big difference between that and “endemic inflation within the system.” He technically has a point, but it’s pure semantics.
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2 weeks ago |
bloomberg.com | Jonathan Levin
Price check. (Bloomberg Opinion) -- Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says tariffs don’t cause inflation. “Tariffs are a one-time price adjustment,” he said Sunday on , four days after Donald Trump announced he was pushing import duties to the highest levels in a century. Bessent added that there’s a big difference between and “endemic inflation within the system.” He technically has a point, but it’s pure semantics. In the eyes of economists, inflation is a increase in prices of goods and services.
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2 weeks ago |
news.bloombergtax.com | Jonathan Levin
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent says tariffs don’t cause inflation. “Tariffs are a one-time price adjustment,” he said Sunday on Meet the Press, four days after Donald Trump announced he was pushing import duties to the highest levels in a century. Bessent added that there’s a big difference between that and “endemic inflation within the system.” He technically has a point, but it’s pure semantics.
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2 weeks ago |
fa-mag.com | Jonathan Levin
It is a strange time for America’s “exorbitant privilege,” the idea that the dollar and Treasury securities occupy a unique position of trust among investors. With the world’s deepest and most liquid financial markets, the US has long been a haven in times of uncertainty. Our currency and bonds are almost always quick to appreciate when wars break out; financial crises hit; and, in 2020, when the Covid-19 pandemic spread across the globe.
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