Joseph LaVorgna Profile, Biography, About

JOSEPH A. LAVORGNA
Managing Director
Chief US Economist
Deutsche Bank Securities, Inc.

Joseph A. LaVorgna is a managing director and serves as Chief US economist in charge of US macroeconomic research for Global Markets. He joined Deutsche Bank in 1997 from Lehman Brothers where he was a Vice President in the Fixed Income Division. Prior to joining Lehman, LaVorgna was an economist at UBS Securities and he started his professional career at the Federal Reserve Bank of New York in 1992, where he was an economist on the Monetary Analysis and Projections Staff. LaVorgna is a graduate of Vassar College and is a frequent commentator for CNBC as well as various other media outlets. LaVorgna and his colleagues were ranked #1 in Economics in the 2010 Institutional Investors’ All-Star Fixed Income Team

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GDP Indicates Economy Grew Slower Than Expected in Q1 27 Apr 2012
Discussing how the weaker-than-expected GDP numbers are impacting the markets, with Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank.

Is the U.S. Still the Best Global Bet?

22 Mar 2012

Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank chief U.S. economist, discusses why he thinks the U.S. is still the best global bet, despite new concerns about slowing global growth. Also, the Fast Money crew weigh in with the trade on housing stocks.

New Home Sales Tick Up 23 Dec 2011
Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank, offers insight into the strength of the U.S. consumer given the uptick in November new home sales.

Talking Numbers: Can the U.S. Rally Continue

09 Dec 2011

Richard Ross, Auerbach Grayson, and Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank, discuss the strength of the U.S. economy, the impact of Europe and stocks that tell us something about where the global economy is headed.

Jobs Report: Great Expectations? 01 Dec 2011
Joseph LaVorgna, Deutsche Bank, discusses whether investors can expect an upside surprise in jobs numbers later this week.

Talking Numbers: Reason to Be Bullish

18 Nov 2011

What the charts are telling us. Even though sentiment is horrendous, the data continues to improve and the markets are likely to move higher, says Joseph LaVorgna, chief U.S. economist, Deutsche Bank, and Rob Sluymer, RBC Capital Markets.

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