Craig Torres

Welcome to the Global Rewire podcast.

My name is Craig Torres and my co-host is Fabio Natalucci.

Fabio, one of the best ways to step out of the polarized bubble we're in in America is to read people who aren't from America writing about America.

And of course, we have the great example of Alexis de Tocqueville's book, Democracy in America.

Welcome to the Global Rewire podcast.

My name is Craig Torres and our co-host is Fadio Natalucci.

Today, we have a returning guest.

He's Guy DeBell, the former deputy governor of the Reserve Bank of Australia.

And he has lots of other things going on.

Welcome, Guy.

Welcome Craig, Fabio, good to see you.

Why don't we start with the main headline of today? So this is the beginning of September.

Welcome to the Global Rewire podcast.

My name is Craig Torres and my co-host is Fabio Natabuchi, Anderson Institute CEO.

Fabio, today's guest is Nathan Sheets, the global chief economist at Citigroup.

Prior to Citi, he was chief economist at PGIM, fixed income.

Question now is, okay, just what are you going to do about it? How will you deliver in, in the months ahead?

The way we built Bloomberg Economics and our Federal Reserve coverage foundationally around Rick Mart- Rich Martin and Craig Torres and others, and now you take over, uh, the mantle as well, do we have a clue how the presidents and governors voting and non-voting reacted to this speech? What will be the character of dissent forward?

Well, I think the view certainly upstairs, Tom, after the speech, was broadly, s- broadly speaking well-received.

That's from officials and academics and the like.

The question now is, OK, just what are you going to do about it? How will you deliver in the months ahead?

The way we built Bloomberg Economics and our Federal Reserve coverage foundationally around Rich Martin and Craig Torres and others, and now you take over the mantle as well.

Do we have a clue how the presidents and governors voting and non-voting reacted to this speech? What will be the character of dissent forward?

Well, I think the view certainly upstairs, Tom, after the speech was broadly speaking, well received.