Trump would add 'significant' uncertainty to economy: Nouriel Roubini

There are a lot of questions about former President Trump's and Vice President Kamala Harris's economic policies.

NYU Stern School of Business professor emeritus & Hudson Bay capital senior advisor Nouriel Roubini aka 'Dr.Doom' joins Catalysts to give insight into how both candidates for president would handle the economy and the Federal Reserve.

"Harris is going to be certainly more predictable. It's slight variance relative to what Biden does, but we know what those policies are. And actually those policies have been reasonably good," Roubini says, noting the strong economic growth and stocks at all-time highs.

He follows that up with: "In the case of Trump, we know that there will be significant more amount of uncertainty and volatility. There is a set of policies he could have that could be actually making sense for the economy. And for the market. But if you take at face value what he wants to do on trade, on currency, on monetary and fiscal policy will be highly dangerous."

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This post was written by Nicholas Jacobino

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