Mohamed A. El-Erian

Remember to vote in the Chancellor Election. If you registered, you should have received an email but there is a good chance it landed in your spam folder. My vote is for Mohamed El-Erian @elerianm because he has proven a commitment to the University over many years.

Good morning. Today is the second and final day of in-person voting at the Senate House. If you work in Cambridge or can travel there, it is your chance to make history by helping to choose our next Chancellor in the most democratic process to date. It is quick and easy to do,…

Some of the charts from the Financial Times’ article marking six months in office for President Trump’s second term. #economy #markets @FT

20th July 2019 King's College Chapel - the world's largest fan-vaulted ceiling. Picture from my book 'Cambridge - Time & Space'. Available at cambridgebooks.co.uk/cambridge-time… and all bookshops.

Speaking to CNBC's Squawk Box on the Federal Reserve just now, US Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent criticized Chair Jerome Powell's tenure and said that there is a need to examine "the entire institution" to see if it has been successful. Pointing to the Fed's "many mistakes that…

For details on the week ahead for the global economy and markets: mohamedelerian.substack.com/p/the-week-ahe… #economy #markets

The Annual Conference Get-Together: I always gain valuable insights from listening to @Dambisamoyo, @ianbremmer and @Nouriel.

Honoured to host Dr Mohamed El-Erian at #CambridgeJudge for a fireside chat on growth, innovation & global challenges. Insightful, urgent & inspiring. Watch the recording: loom.ly/hnxS-Jc #EMBA #GEMBA #Innovation #Startups #ClimateChange @elerianm @KamiarMohaddes

Today marks the close of the 9-day voting period for the next Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. I want to express my profound appreciation to everyone who participated in this truly historic and more democratic election. Now, it's time for the vote count, with the…

A broad-based beat in the University of Michigan sentiment: •Both current and forward-looking confidence came in above consensus, and •Inflation expectations were softer than expected. While not definitive, the data incrementally supports a more favorable resolution in the…

This is the last day to vote in the election for the next Chancellor of the University of Cambridge. For those who have registered, please cast your vote online. The polls are open until 5 PM (UK time). Thank you! #cambridge #cambridgeuniversity #cambridgechancellor…

Read @elerianm on the potential consequences of Trump’s approach to the economy—and how governments, companies, and investors around the world can “insure themselves against potential damage.” foreignaffairs.com/united-states/…

Below are three key passages from Federal Reserve Governor Chris Waller’s speech, whose stated aim upfront is “to explain why I believe that the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) should reduce our policy rate by 25 basis points at our next meeting.” Here’s the link to the…

There's just 24 hours left to vote online in the University of Cambridge's Chancellor Election 🗳️ Look out for the reminder email from Civica Election Services and vote before 5pm on Friday 18 July📩 Find out if you're eligible to vote 👉 bit.ly/3Ix47CG

Someone sent me this video clip. (Just to be clear: flyposting isn’t my thing, but I’m all for the message! 😀😀) #cambridge #cambridgechancellor #cambridgechancellor2025 #cambridgeuniversity @Cambridge_Uni @QueensCam

Today’s faster-than-expected cooling in the UK labor market follows the higher-than-anticipated inflation data reported earlier this week (please see previous post on this). The rise in unemployment, declining job vacancies, and softening wage growth are being driven by two…

A clip from this morning's conversation with @carlquintanilla and @SaraEisen. Thank you Carl and Sara for having me on your show. cnbc.com/video/2025/07/… @CNBC #economy #markets @SquawkStreet

US producer price inflation for June was softer than the consensus forecasts, with no monthly change for the headline and core measures. Annual inflation moderated to 2.3% and 2.6% respectively. The immediate reaction of yields on US Treasury bonds is muted as markets are also…

There is an important discussion to be had, one whose answer may well be far from the simple conclusion many are inclined to rush towards: By refusing to resign a post that expires in May 2026, is Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell genuinely defending the central bank's…

The UK, following the US, has seen its CPI inflation rates for June edge higher, albeit to notably more elevated levels. Headline inflation rose to 3.6% in June from 3.4% in May, surpassing the consensus forecast of 3.4%. Core inflation also increased, reaching 3.7% from 3.5% in…