Tax cuts, tariffs and mass deportations could put upward pressure on prices — and interest rates.

President-elect Donald Trump has said he’s “looking at” privatizing USPS — an idea that comes as the service ended the last fiscal year with a $9.5 billion net loss.

A fresh poll of academic economists finds more think interest rates will stay higher for longer. We’ll discuss why that is.

Reed Albergotti, tech editor at Semafor, shares his expectations of the new administration’s policy on AI, antitrust, skilled immigration and even biotech.

Tariffs are a tax that American companies pay to the U.S. government when importing goods. To make up their bigger tax bill, those companies tend to hike prices.

It’s a problem for the incoming administration.

We’ll hear a brief bio of David Sacks, who President-elect Donald Trump has appointed to advise his administration on crypto and artificial intelligence.

What should we make of President-elect Donald Trump’s SEC and IRS appointments?

“We don’t have any inside information,” says customs broker Gretchen Blough. “So we’re just kind of holding hands with our customers.”

Scott Bessent is a hedge fund manager who investors believe will balance Trump’s economic promises with fiscal reality as treasury secretary.