The WFEA Morning Update

Thom Brueckner: GDP Beats Expectations and Historic Trade Deals
Thom Brueckner: GDP Beats Expectations and Historic Trade Deals

Many in the mainstream media are either not reporting, underreporting, or providing slanted reporting on the historic trade deals under President Trump. While many seem to be defending the miscalculation from Jerome Powell, numerous experts are pointing to the harm the Fed’s inaction is having on the US economy.

Fortunately, WFEA features the nation’s leading financial experts and radio host, Thom Brueckner. Thom breaks the incredible news on the GDP numbers (exceeding expectations) and talks about the frustration many experts have with the inaction of the Fed on interest rates.

 

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