What a Difference Two Weeks Makes: NABE Economists on the “Liberation Day” Effect

From NABE two days ago, responses pre- and post-“Liberation Day”:

From the NABE statement:

The initial April 2025 NABE Outlook presents the consensus macroeconomic forecast of a panel of 41 professional forecasters. The initial survey, covering the outlook for 2025 and 2026, was conducted March 18-25, 2025. In order to capture rapidly changing economic conditions, a flash survey was conducted April 7-9, 2025, and presents the consensus 2025-2026 macroeconomic forecast of 32 professional forecasters out of the 41 initially surveyed. 

 

6 thoughts on “What a Difference Two Weeks Makes: NABE Economists on the “Liberation Day” Effect

  1. Macroduck

    Looks like NABE respondents think housing will buffer CPI against the inflationary effects of tariffs. Tough on Social Security recipients.

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  2. ottnott

    “Tough on Social Security recipients.”

    No worries. Elon and his DOUCHEmonkeys are working hard to reduce the number of recipients.

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