Reade Pickert

Washington, D.C.

Editor and Deputy Team Leader, Federal Reserve at Bloomberg News

Federal Reserve editor, deputy team leader at Bloomberg News | opinions are my own | [email protected] or @readepickert on Instagram

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Articles

Recession Chatter Is Getting Louder. Here’s What to Watch

2 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Reade Pickert |Mark Glassman

The US economy entered 2025 on solid footing, but President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs have thrown a wrench into the outlook. Many economists forecast the new levies will slow growth and boost inflation—and possibly push up unemployment too. We’ve assembled a diverse set of indicators to help you assess where things are headed. Trump’s whiplash-inducing trade actions have roiled markets and sown uncertainty.
Recession Chatter Is Getting Louder. Here’s What to Watch

2 days ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Reade Pickert |Mark Glassman

The US economy entered 2025 on solid footing, but President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs have thrown a wrench into the outlook. Many economists forecast the new levies will slow growth and boost inflation—and possibly push up unemployment too. We’ve assembled a diverse set of indicators to help you assess where things are headed. Why the ConcernTrump’s whiplash-inducing trade actions have roiled markets and sown uncertainty.
The Recession Chatter Is Getting Louder. Watch These Metrics

2 days ago | bloomberg.com | Reade Pickert |Mark Glassman

President Donald Trump with his “reciprocal tariffs” chart during an event in the White House Rose Garden on April 2. (Bloomberg Businessweek) -- The US economy entered 2025 on solid footing, but President Donald Trump’s aggressive tariffs have thrown a wrench into the outlook. Many economists forecast the new levies will slow growth and boost inflation—and possibly push up unemployment too. We’ve assembled a diverse set of indicators to help you assess where things are headed.
Warsh Suggests Fed’s Tariff Remarks Imply Impaired Credibility

5 days ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Reade Pickert |Catarina Saraiva

Kevin Warsh, who is seen as a possible contender to be the next Federal Reserve chair, suggested the US central bank would be at fault if it cannot prevent tariff-related price hikes from leading to a persistent rise in inflation.
Warsh Suggests Fed’s Tariff Remarks Imply Impaired Credibility

5 days ago | bloomberg.com | Reade Pickert |Catarina Saraiva

Former Fed governor Kevin Warsh. (Bloomberg) -- Kevin Warsh, who is seen as a possible contender to be the next Federal Reserve chair, suggested the US central bank would be at fault if it cannot prevent tariff-related price hikes from leading to a persistent rise in inflation.
Impacto económico de los aranceles podría ser mayor de lo esperado, dice Kugler de la Fed

3 weeks ago | bloomberglinea.com | Reade Pickert

Bloomberg — La gobernadora de la Reserva Federal, Adriana Kugler, dijo que los aranceles probablemente presionarán al alza los precios y tendrán un efecto económico mayor de lo previsto. Kugler repitió que es partidaria de mantener estables los costes de endeudamiento hasta que disminuyan los riesgos inflacionistas y mientras la actividad económica y el empleo permanezcan estables. Ver más: Las pequeñas y grandes empresas de EE.UU.
Fed’s Kugler Says Tariff Impact Likely Larger Than Expected (1)

3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Reade Pickert

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Fed’s Kugler Says Tariff Impact Likely Larger Than Expected

3 weeks ago | bloomberg.com | Reade Pickert

Adriana Kugler(Bloomberg) -- Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler said tariffs will likely put upward pressure on prices and have a bigger economic effect than previously expected. Kugler repeated that she supports holding borrowing costs steady until inflation risks abate, and while economic activity and employment remain stable.
Fed’s Kugler Says Tariff Impact Likely Larger Than Expected

3 weeks ago | news.bloomberglaw.com | Reade Pickert

Federal Reserve Governor Adriana Kugler said tariffs will likely put upward pressure on prices and have a bigger economic effect than previously expected. Kugler repeated that she supports holding borrowing costs steady until inflation risks abate, and while economic activity and employment remain stable.
Williams Says Fed Doesn’t Need to Adjust Rates Any Time Soon (1)

3 weeks ago | news.bloombergtax.com | Maria Eloisa Capurro |Reade Pickert

Federal Reserve Bank of New York President John Williams said he doesn’t see a need to adjust interest rates “any time soon,” adding the Fed must ensure tariffs don’t lead to persistently high inflation. Williams said the economy is in a “very good place,” and the Fed can wait for more information given so much uncertainty about government policies and their ultimate impact.