A discussion about the latest tariff turmoil and why Wall Street isn’t playing along.
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In this episode of the IBKR Podcast, we unpack the latest tariff turmoil and why Wall Street isn’t playing along. Chief Market Strategist Steve Sosnick and Senior Economist Jose Torres join host Andrew Wilkinson to explore the political calculus, economic fallout, and whether the Fed—or the White House—will flinch first.
Video Length: 00:17:43
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