Well, joining us now is BNY Investments chief economist and former Federal Reserve Director of the Division of Monetary Affairs, Vincent Reinhardt. It's great to have you back on the show. Welcome.I want to start right there because we've had a lot of Fed speak to start the week and certainly Powell with his semiannual testimony on the Hill, part one of two days here today. The market seems to be taking his messaging maybe slightly more doubbish. But I'm not sure it's the right way to take his messaging, bu ...

CNBC's Steve Liesman reports on Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell's testimony before the House Financial Services Committee. ...

Source: The White House, USTR, US Department of Commerce, US International Trade Commission, Morgan Stanley Research The interplay of country and sector tariffs, we believe, are a function of practical and legal considerations. Early this year, when tariff expectations were being formed, we predicted that the administration would first focus on "country" tariffs because of the complexity of implementing sector tariffs in short order. Indeed, the administration moved to country buckets before then shifting f ...

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to testify before Congress Tuesday, where he will likely face question about interest rates, the Fed's independence from politics, and the impact of the U.S. entry into the war between Israel and Iran. https://t.co/LhdP2j5c8o ...

Welcome back. Stocks near some session highs. Every sector currently green except energy led by consumer discretionary this morning.Joining us here at Post9 is Tom Lee, Fundstrat Global Adviserss, head of research and Fundstrat Capital chief investment officer, also a CNBC contributor. Tom, it's good to have you. Welcome.Talk about confounding expectations, wouldn't you say. What do you make of this morning's action. Well, you know, in some ways it's not a surprise because as you know, like Art Cashion had ...

Israel took out a uh a long-standing prison. Uh as long as as long as Iran keeps firing, Israel will fire back. And I think that Iran should recognize that, but it doesn't seem to be in the it doesn't seem to be in the capital yet.With that, let's get the opening bell and the CNBC real time exchange and the big board. As we said, building materials company Amry celebrating its spin-off. Uh we'll talk to the CEO Yan Yanes in a few moments at the NASDAQ.It's Vanak highlighting the VANC digital transformation ...

ab 18 June 2025 Global Research US Economic Perspectives June FOMC: The Fed's new outlook FOMC median policy assumption this year unchanged The FOMC left rates unchanged at their meeting this week but not their projections. In the June Summary of Economic Projections, the median assumption of appropriate policy (the median "dot") for 2025 was left unrevised at 3.9%, below our expectation for a 25 bp upward revision. However, 2026 revised up 25 bp to 3.6%, which was in line with our expectations, and up 25 b ...

Okay, we're gonna pass from Steve to Steve. So, Steve Graass, so I'm going to kick it off with you just because the name was top of mind. Nice.Uh, have Steve Leeman on more. Well, listen, two big interviews today. Waller made comments.I just don't know if anybody has any visibility, including Jay Pal on down about where things are going to be given we don't know what oil prices are going to do, inflation's going to do, tariffs are going to do. So, you know, when you look at uh the Treasury Secretary uh Bess ...

President Donald Trump's requested budget and the proposed GOP budget would eliminate federal grants for some students, and limit the total amount others can receive. https://t.co/LoSb2FdS0v ...

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