Felix Jauvin

Felix Jauvin

Felix Jauvin is the host of the On the Margin podcast. Based in British Columbia, Canada, he lives and breathes where crypto and macroeconomics intersect.
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With the June FOMC meeting coming up, the Fed remains unlikely to cut interest rates. Is this the right move?

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Job openings rallied and continuing claims stalled ahead of May’s employment report

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In a unanimous decision, the US Court of International Trade has ruled that Trump’s IEEPA tariffs are unlawful

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The newly passed House bill amplifies that strategic pivot for the Trump administration, from attempting austerity to running the economy hot

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Tariffs are now live and being collected. But what does data say about their initial impacts on the economy…and who’s footing the bill?

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Craig Fuller, CEO and founder of FreightWaves, breaks down how tariffs are and will impact shipping and inventories

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Charts and takeaways from Tuesday’s jobs report and Wednesday’s GDP print, as the economy digests the tariff war

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It might be time to get out of US-denominated assets, writes Forward Guidance

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As uncertainty reigns, the Philly Fed manufacturing index fell to a multi-year low, but layoffs have slowed

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The administration announced a pause on reciprocal tariffs, but the bond market shows signs of trouble

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Trump’s tariffs may have potentially significant impacts on GDP, household spending and food prices — if they hold

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Institutional players are energized by huge market shifts, “the scale of which you haven’t even imagined”

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Bridgewater Associates CIO Greg Jensen claimed “it’s a dangerous time to be overexposed to US assets, and almost everyone is”

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Ongoing tariff dynamics are being complemented by DOGE’s federal government employee layoffs

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Key takeaways from the Forward Guidance podcast featuring Damped Spring CEO Andy Constan

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January’s FOMC minutes shed light on what the Fed thinks about its bank reserves and its ongoing campaign of QT

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A lot has changed in the six months since the Fed decided to cut rates

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All eyes were on Bessent to see if he would change the composition of issuance back toward normalization

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Looking at data points that hint at a labor market that continues to remain in balance

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FX volatility is believed to be the key exhaust valve of Trump’s tariff and trade policy this year