From online philanthropy to the future of feeding the homeless with cryptocurrency with Ken Kim of Crypto For The Homeless
Have you ever wanted to help the less fortunate but maybe don’t have the wherewithal or financial capacity to help others yourself?
If so, you need to listen to this episode.
This is a common occurrence, and unfortunately a tough reality in america.
How many times have you seen someone beggin...
Fresh Start - Back to School 2021
Julia Wilson and Ken Kim discuss consumer shopping expectations for the back-to-school shopping season based upon a May Consumer Pulse survey.
Trump tariffs put Hyundai, Kia on collision course for big losses
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U.S. President Donald Trump slapped 25 percent tariffs on all car imports, striking a body blow to automakers in Korea that will have to pay the price - tens of trillions of won in profit and even a full withdrawal from Korea.
Trump ...
2025 Weakest Hiring Year Since Covid, But Fed Still on Pause
December’s employment report is the first uninterrupted one since the government shutdown. Jeffrey Cleveland and Ken Kim break down the numbers. Ken characterizes the labor market as “coming to a standstill,” noting that 2025 hiring was the weakest since Covid. Additionally, most of the jobs adde...
GDP, PCE Breakdown: What They Mean for Rate Cuts
Michael Green and Ken Kim break down the latest economic data. Ken expects a better GDP reading next quarter, citing the government shutdown. Michael thinks the “core component” to watch is year-over-year growth. They also cover the latest PCE report and where they think inflation is going. Ken t...
Ken Kim: Fed Stays on Alert as Inflation, Oil and Hawkish Risks Build
Ken Kim says the Federal Reserve remains on high alert as geopolitical risks, rising energy prices, and inflation data keep policy firmly cautious. He discusses growing hawkish dissent within the FOMC, the potential leadership transition to Kevin Warsh, and why the risk of renewed rate hikes late...
Markets Absorb Earnings and Oil Shock
The latest in finance, economics and investment.Watch Tom and Paul LIVE every day on YouTube: http://bit.ly/3vTiACF.Bloomberg Surveillance hosted by Tom Keene & Paul SweeneyFriday, May 1, 2026Featuring:1) Amanda Lynam, Chief Credit Strategist at Goldman Sachs, discusses AI-related debt issuance a...
Jobs Report Hides Labor Market Woes: Fed's Stagflation Dilemma
KPMG Senior Economist Ken Kim explains how a recent jobs report, despite missing estimates, still paints a complex picture of the U.S. labor market. He dissects the impact of immigration on employment figures and wage growth in specific sectors. Kim also weighs in on the implications for inflatio...
Strong Payrolls, Weak Wages: Kim's Labor Market Read
KPMG's Ken Kim breaks down August's stronger-than-expected non-farm payroll report and the implications of negative real wages on consumer purchasing power. He also discusses the Fed's potential response and offers a short to medium-term outlook, including GDP projections and AI's anticipated imp...
Pipeline Inflation and Immigration Pressures Shaping the Fed Outlook
Ken Kim of KPMG says the latest jobs report shows payroll growth stalling and paychecks losing ground, giving the Fed room to hold off on a rate hike this month. He still expects a December hike as inflation remains too hot, with PMI price measures rising and elevated energy costs feeding pipelin...
