Modeling the US Outlook: Tariff Impacts, DOGE, Fed Rates
Join Bloomberg economists as they analyze the path ahead for the US and demo the live tools at BECO MODELS. Anna Wong, chief US economist, will share her outlook for economy, touching on what Trump administration policy and the latest data mean for growth, inflation and Fed rates. Colleagues from Bloomberg Economics' modeling and trade teams will show how to carry the analysis forward on the terminal, including insights from:
- Market-implied forecasts
- Drivers of asset prices from the dollar to oil
- New tools for analyzing trade flows and uncertainty
- Scenario analysis
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Speakers
Anna Wong
Chief U.S. Economist
Bloomberg
Before joining Bloomberg as Chief US Economist, Anna Wong worked as Principal Economist at the Federal Reserve Board of Governors, Chief International Economist at the White House Council of Economics Advisers, and Deputy Director of the Office of International Economic Analysis at US Treasury.
Rana Sajedi
Global Economist
Bloomberg
Rana Sajedi is an Economist for Bloomberg Economics in London. She previously worked as a Research Economist at the Bank of England. Her expertise is primarily in the application of structural macroeconomic models to global economic issues, with a recent focus on international trade and supply chains, as well as demographic change and long- run neutral interest rates. Her research has appeared in leading academic journals such as the Journal of International Economics and the IMF Economic Review.
Scott Johnson
Deputy Head: Global Economic Modelling
Bloomberg Economics
Scott Johnson is an economist and the deputy head of global modeling for Bloomberg Economics in London. He contributes to analysis of the global economy and helps manage the Bloomberg Economics live research platform at BECO MODELS . He previously covered the Russian economy as well as broader emerging markets. Scott has been with Bloomberg since 2011, initially joining in Hong Kong as an editor in our research and newsletters teams. Previously he worked for Financial Times publications in Hong Kong and New York.