Making Sense
Making Sense
Podcast Description
Making Sense explores the key forces shaping today’s markets—and how they impact the financial decisions investors face every day. Through timely conversations, our market and economic researchers cut through the noise and break down the headlines, trends and market movements that matter, helping you navigate volatility and make more informed investment decisions.
Learn more at firstcitizens.com/making-sense.
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The podcast centers on financial markets, economic policy, and investment strategies, with recent episodes exploring the implications of trade policy on investors, the Federal Reserve's interest rate management, and market volatility trends that influence decision-making.
Making Sense explores the key forces shaping today’s markets—and how they impact the financial decisions investors face every day. Through timely conversations, our market and economic researchers cut through the noise and break down the headlines, trends and market movements that matter, helping you navigate volatility and make more informed investment decisions.
Learn more at firstcitizens.com/making-sense.
This month’s Making Sense Q&A features Director of Market and Economic Research Phillip Neuhart and Market and Economic Research Analyst Blake Taylor.
As tariff policy continues to evolve, where does the broader economy stand? What should investors and business owners consider? How might the Federal Reserve manage interest rates and monetary policy going forward?
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