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Caught in the Crossfire: Can the Fed Navigate the Tariff Dilemma Without Stagflation?
Elevate Insights
April 21, 2025
đź—Ł Quote of the Week
“The great danger to the consumer is the monopoly, and the great danger to the worker is the monopoly. The most effective antidote to both is competition”
Happy Monday everyone! Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell, announced they would hold back from making a decision because of many different factors. More on this later in the Weekly Topic!
Person of Interest - Return 0 [S05E13]
In other news, Intel to sell 51% Altera stake in $8.75B deal. Capital One and Discover merger would make it sixth-largest national U.S. bank. JP Morgan Chase suing customers that stole money from the bank in “infinite money glitch”. UnitedHealth stock is down 20% in pre market trading.
⤵️ In this week’s insight:
Weekly Highlights
Is it too late for us to slow climate warming? | Hannah Ritchie, PhD
Digital Tool of the Week
A Platform for Free and Discounted Resources for Students
Weekly Topic
Caught in the Crossfire: Can the Fed Navigate the Tariff Dilemma Without Stagflation?
🔎 Weekly Highlights
This week’s highlight is from Hannah Ritchie
Summary
The Paris Agreement aims to limit global warming to well below 2 degrees, and while achieving the 1.5-degree target is unlikely, every incremental reduction in warming is crucial to mitigate climate risks.
Significant emissions reductions are essential, particularly in the energy, transport, food, and construction sectors, with a focus on transitioning to low carbon energy sources such as renewables and nuclear.
The decreasing costs of renewable energy, which can meet global demand by using minimal land, alongside the small land footprint of nuclear power, highlight viable paths for sustainable energy production that support agricultural activities.
đź’¸ Assets & Commodities
📬 Weekly Trivia
The Simpsons - How the Test Was Won [S20E11]
Q. ​Who was the Federal Reserve chair before Jerome Powell?
The trivia answer is at the bottom of this week’s insight
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