TERRANOVA BRYNN TORKINGTON SHANNON OSHKOSH JAMIE RASKIN. WE WILL CHECK THE MARKETS AT THE BEGINNING OF THIS VERY IMPORTANT WEEK. WE DO HAVE A VERY MIXED PICTURE.SO WE'RE GOING TO GET THE FED DECISION. BRYNN. NICE TO HAVE YOU IN THE HOUSE ON WEDNESDAY.ORACLE AND BROADCOM ARE IMPORTANT AS WE SAID TONY PASQUARELLO GOLDMAN SACHS KEEPS HIS RESPONSIBLY BULLISH STANCE. SAYS LOOKING FORWARD MY BASELINE VIEW IS NET POSITIVE. WHY THE FED'S INCREASING LIQUIDITY INTO AN UPSWING IN GROWTH.THE FLOW OF CAPITAL IS SUPPORTI ...

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All eyes on Powell. Bitcoin chops sideways. DATs collapse. Liquidity turns. This week’s live stream breaks down the biggest stories driving the crypto markets and what to watch heading into the FOMC meeting. We look at the market’s reaction to macro data, why Digital Asset Treasuries are collapsing, and the single biggest factor that could decide next year’s market direction: global liquidity. Plus: Louis with TA, portfolio competition, tweets of the week, top performers, and major dates for your diary. ~~~ ...

SCARLET: FROM NEW YORK CITY FOR OUR VIEWERS WORLD WIDE, I’M SCARLET FU, BLOOMBERG “REAL YIELD" STARTS RIGHT NOW. U.S. CONSUMER SENT. RISING FOR THE FIRST TIME IN FIVE MONTHS AS TRADERS PREPARE FOR THE FEDERAL RESERVE WITH A CLOUD OVER CENTRAL BANK INDEPENDENCE.ED A -- BINGE THREATS TO SWAMP CREDIT MARKETS ON BOTH SIDES OF THE ATLANTIC. WE BEGIN WITH THE FUTURE OF THE FED. >> THE QUESTION IS WHAT THE MARKET EXPECTS THE FED TO DO VERSUS WHAT IT PLANS TO DO.WE GET AN IDEA OF UNDERLYING MOMENTUM. >> I THINK THI ...

Core Points - The Russell 2000 is on track for its first record close since October 27, 2023 [1] - A close above 2520.44 would mark the 7th record close of 2025 for the Russell 2000 [1]

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Ed, the consensus is that Jay Powell is considering maybe sticking around, keeping his governor chair, even though his chairmanship is going to be ending next year. But you actually think that he would leave running the central bank earlier than his term ends. Yeah, Anne-Marie, I think the real question is, is that once you have a selection for chair, if the president has, as you know, kind of nominated someone, if the Senate approves that individual and maybe you look at kind of Steve Myron's term, it ends ...

Group 1 - The consensus is that Jay Powell may consider staying on as a governor even after his chairmanship ends next year, but there is speculation he might leave earlier [1][4] - The potential replacement for Powell is likely to be Kevin Hassett, and the Senate's confirmation of a new chair is crucial for the transition [5][2] - There is concern about a possible delay in the appointment and confirmation process, which could impact the Federal Reserve's operations [3][4] Group 2 - The market's reaction to news about Powell's potential replacement will be closely monitored, as a muted response could indicate a higher probability of Hassett's appointment [7][6] - The effectiveness of rate cuts in addressing affordability issues is questioned, particularly regarding their impact on the housing market and low-income households [8][10] - The traditional channel through which Fed policy affects Main Street, particularly via the housing market, is currently not functioning effectively due to high housing costs and demographic changes [9][11][12]

Core Viewpoint - Many investors believe that further interest rate cuts in December are guaranteed [1] Group 1 - The expectation of interest rate cuts reflects a broader sentiment in the investment community regarding economic conditions [1]