A Conversation with John Silvia - Former Chief Economist of Wells Fargo

Please join us for a private interactive webinar for Fidelity friends and investors as we host our friend John Silvia, President of Dynamic Economic Strategy and former Chief Economist of Wells Fargo. You may recognize John from his regular appearances on CNBC, CNN, BNN, Fox Business News, The Wall Street Journal, Financial Times, and other publications.

Given the current unprecedented economic cycles, we thought it timely to have John share his insights with this exclusive group on topics that would be hard to glean from public media. Topics include:

  • Residential and commercial real estate outlook

  • Interest rates for 2024 – are reductions coming?

  • State of inflation and the critical areas to watch

  • Election year impact on the economy and government decision making

An Exclusive Conversation with John Silvia
Former Chief Economist of Wells Fargo

February 13, 2024 at 10:00 AM PST

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More About John Silvia

John Silvia is President of Dynamic Economic Strategy, a financial and economic advisory offering insights and commentary on pertinent economic issues. He was formerly the Managing Director and Chief Economist for Wells Fargo. John has been a sought-after commentator, frequently appearing on major financial news outlets such as CNBC, Bloomberg, Fox Business, and the Nightly Business Report.

 

Prior to Wells, John worked on Capitol Hill as senior economist for the U.S. Senate Joint Economic Committee and chief economist for the U.S. Senate Banking, Housing and Urban Affairs Committee. He was president of the National Association for Business Economics (NABE) where he was awarded a NABE Fellow Certificate of Recognition for outstanding contributions to the business economics profession and for contributing meaningful leadership to business economists and the nation. John has received several awards for quality economic research and serves as an Economic Advisor to Carolinas Investment Consulting.

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