Anthony Chan

@EconomistChan

Former Chase Chief Economist; Public Speaker; Appears regularly on CNBC, CNN International, Fox Business News, CGTN and other TV outlets

New York, NY

Joined April 2009

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Anthony Chan
@EconomistChan
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Is India’s stock market really catching up with U.S. equity markets, or does geopolitical uncertainty keep getting in the way? I took a closer look at the Indian Sensex and S&P 500 index. Click on my article to see what the data reveals!
India’s $5.2 Trillion Stock Market Has a Message for Wall Street: The Catch-Up Has Begun
From thepeopleseconomist.substack.com
Anthony Chan
@EconomistChan
Sep 6
Is a Weaker or Stronger Dollar Better for the average U.S. Consumer? Below we review (on a nonpartisan basis) whether a stronger or weaker ($) dollar can make life less or more affordable for the average U.S. consumer!
Is a Weaker or Stronger Dollar Better for the United States?
From thepeopleseconomist.substack.com
Anthony Chan
@EconomistChan
Sep 3
Are U.S. Farmers and Hobby Farmers the Unintended Front Line of America’s Global Tariff War? As the U.S. reshapes its tariff policies with Canada, South Korea, Mexico, the European Union, Japan and China, it is creating some surprising workarounds.
thepeopleseconomist.substack.com
Are U.S. Farmers and Hobby Farmers the Unintended Front Line of America’s Global Tariff War?
Former JPMorgan Chase Global Chief Economist (Ph.D. in Economics) & Current Keynote Public Speaker for Hire
Anthony Chan
@EconomistChan
Aug 31
Farmers Are Under Pressure Yet in a Far Stronger Position Than in the 1980s U.S. farmland values are approaching $4.0 trillion, and today’s farm sector is sitting on roughly $3.92 trillion of equity! For more click on article.
U.S. Farmers Are Under Pressure Yet in a Far Stronger Position Than in the 1980s
From thepeopleseconomist.substack.com
Anthony Chan
@EconomistChan
Aug 30
CNBC and Anthony Chan I’m excited to report that my August 12, 2026 Substack article “The C-Shaped Economy Has a Problem: CPI Says America’s Lower-Income Consumers Are Still Falling Behind” was featured in a CNBC article on August 29, 2026.
K, C or E? Why economists can’t agree on the shape of today’s economy
From cnbc.com