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I've been on the road for the past year and a half. Um, so I I'm in like six states over the next four weeks. I get to talk to a lot of people from all over the country and all parts of the country and like the one thing I hear is just like I'm worried about the economy. You know, I absorb all that and then I look at the data that we have and I just see like this point of concern and like I'm really worried about the divergence between the stock market and the economy too.like AI is driving so much of econo ...

Key Issues & Concerns - Affordability is a major concern [1] - Public safety is a significant issue [1] - The failing public education system is a critical problem [1] - Population flight out of the city is a worrying trend [1] Remote Work & Office Return - Remote work provisions are seen as critical for flexibility [2] - Acceptable performance during remote work should be continued [2] - There is a belief that people should return to the office [2] - The office environment is considered beneficial [2] - The city needs people back for governmental reasons [3] Political Commentary - Andrew Cuomo's past actions, including underfunding the MTA, are criticized [4] - The subway system's state of disrepair is highlighted [4][5] Media Consumption - The New York Post's sports section is read for enjoyment [5] Nostalgia - Bloomberg, Coronets, Morningside Heights, and Stromboli's Pizza are mentioned for nostalgic reasons [6] - Gabby's Pizza in Queens is also mentioned [6]

AND CORE CPI UNLOCKING LOWER BOND YIELDS GOING INTO THE FEDERAL RESERVE DECISION. JOINING US IS TIFFANY WILDING. IS THIS A SOURCE OF COMFORT FOR THIS FEDERAL RESERVE NEXT WEEK.TIFFANY: WELL, I DO NOT KNOW. CERTAINLY IT IS GOOD NEWS ON INFLATIONARY PRESSURES. THE ARGUMENT THAT WE HAVE BEEN MAKING IS SYMPTOMATIC OF THIS REPORT IS THAT THE ECONOMIC ADJUSTMENT TO TARIFFS IS COMING THROUGH LESS ON A PRICE ADJUSTMENT AND INSTEAD COMPANIES ARE FINDING WAYS TO DEFEND MARGINS BY OFFSETTING OTHER COSTS. AND I THINK T ...

There's a lot of excitement because actually we have inflation data today, but that was legal requirement. And then we go back to the shutdown and no data. How does a shutdown end.Yeah, well, nice to be with you. And I think that is the the main question for for us and for our clients as well. You know, our concern was that if the government were to shut down, there would be no natural catalyst to reopen the government.If you recall that the longest full shutdown was back in 2013, that was for 16 days. And ...

David, let's start with the inflation data. Is three, the new two, and is it going to stop this Federal Reserve from cutting interest rates. I think the Fed is going to keep on kind of cutting rates is generally a better than expected report.But I think what it really shows is we have a k-shaped economy and it's sort of a k-shaped CPI report. The thing that really jumped out to me is, first of all, our rental cars coming down, there's you know, we've got a big change in demographics here and rents are. Rent ...

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Inflation Trends - Headline inflation increased by 03% month-over-month, lower than the forecasted 04% [1] - Core inflation also increased by 02%, below the anticipated 03% [1] - Both headline and core inflation remain at 3% for the month [1] Price Changes by Sector - Food prices rose by 02%, a decrease from the previous month's 05% increase [2] - Energy prices, specifically gasoline, increased by 41%, a significant rise from the prior month's 19% [2] - New vehicle prices saw a slight increase of 02% [2] - Used car prices decreased by 04% during the month [3] - Apparel prices experienced a notable increase of 07%, following a 05% rise in the preceding month [3] - Services and goods both increased by 02% during the month [3] Federal Reserve Implications - Restrained inflation suggests potential implications for the Federal Reserve's actions [3]

We're all going to be focused on this. I haven't had data for ages. What are they going to tell us.Yeah, I mean, this is the hard bit, right. We have inflation data coming in. I think the feed through to the equity market, the main channel, is how it impacts your expectation for Fed funds.So what you tend to see is if you get a hotter than expected inflation print, that means you need a higher discount rate that impacts earnings and therefore equities to the downside. Whereas if you get a downside surprise, ...

Just walk us through what what pushed Trump over the edge here. What was in the ad that rattled him so much. Yes, good morning, Joumanna.This does seem like this ad really infuriated the president. This is an ad that the government of Ontario put out. It features Ronald Reagan talking about the potential negative impact of tariffs and what the government of Ontario, which is one of the hearts of Canadian industry, was intending to do, is to target Republican areas in the U.S. to try to kind of sway Republic ...