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- Pierre-Olivier Gourinchas joins the Call live from the IMF meetings in Washington, which is happening amid surging public debt levels, growing trade restrictions, and technological advances that promise to reshape labor and productivity.Every year, American retailers, employers, and manufacturers work tirelessly to make sure the Halloween season is full of more treats than tricks. But this year, scary new tariffs may disrupt the fun.Impacts would include less funding for small business, travel delays, and ripple effects in communities across America.For a veteran-founded small business in North Carolina, the ongoing shutdown means general uncertainty and the potential for lost sales.Mark Sobel, U.S. Chairman at OMFIF and former U.S. representative to the IMF joins The Call to discuss why Argentina keeps stumbling into crisis, the risks of Washington’s latest bailout, and why the peso still matters for the country’s future.This Hill Letter was sent to the United States Senate on the Continuing Appropriations and Extensions ActFormer Cleveland Fed President Loretta Mester discusses the risks of insurance cuts versus reigniting inflation on this week’s episode with Jay Sapsford.Survey shows middle market sentiment remains subdued amid rising prices and policy uncertaintyThe Q3 2025 Small Business Index rose to a record high even as small businesses see rising costs as a big barrier to growth.
