and vice chairman Marty Chavez joins us. He's also of course former CFO at Goldman Sachs. Marty, long time no speed.Great to see you. It's been a while. It's wonderful to see you.Well, I first question I just have to ask on this trade framework that's been announced with Vietnam and if if the outcome is 20% tariff and uh 40% of its pass through trade with with Vietnam, is that a good outcome for the economy and for markets in in your eyes because it's not higher or is it fairly high. Well, well, um, as you ...

Fed chair Jay Powell said yesterday that President Trump's tariffs had lifted inflation forecasts and were keeping rates on hold. Joining us now for more on the Fed and the US economy, David Malpass, former World Bank president and now distinguished fellow of international finance and inaugural fellow of global business and infrastructure at Purdue's Business School. David, great to have you with us. Hi Melissa, good to be on. Um, where do you think rates would be had it not been for the tariffs? Would we b ...

New Zealand house prices rose for the first time in three months, adding to signs of a modest recovery as interest rates fall https://t.co/29Gp9aSolU ...

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tradfi assets. >> A follow up this morning to a question we asked during the first Trump administration are the president's social media posts criticizing Fed Chair Jay Powell and the central bank driving down interest rates. Senior economics reporter Steve Liesman is here and looking at the bond rally and presidential pressure on Powell.Stupid mule, I guess is the latest salvo. >> I didn't see that one. >> You didn't see stupid.>> Last night or. Last week. Last week we looked at all of them.Maybe we. Maybe ...

US mortgage rates dropped last week to the lowest level since early April, helping spark a pickup in home-refinance applications https://t.co/GRJTvE5AuB ...

So, we listed a bunch of factors there. The market seems to be shrugging it off, at least right now in the pre-market. Futures are higher.In your mind, what's the biggest one of those things that investors should be mindful of and could potentially impact this market in a negative way. So, first and foremost, we obviously have to acknowledge there's a lot of the risk that have been reduced over the last couple of months, both relates to geopolitics, fiscal uncertainty, trade uncertainty. I think when we loo ...

European Central Bank Governing Council member Mario Centeno says policymakers remain cautious despite inflation now being at the 2% target, stressing the ECB is not in a hurry to reduce borrowing costs further. Speaking to Bloomberg's Francine Lacqua on the sidelines of the ECB's annual retreat in Sintra, Portugal, Centeno also talks about the euro exchange rate and the importance of a potential trade deal. 00:00 - ECB Governing Council Member Mario Centeno on central bank rate cuts, inflation target 01:13 ...

It is time now for money power politics and this evening we are talking about our financial responsibility as a country. I want to level set here. This has been a problem for the United States for many years.Our debt has exploded over the last two decades under the leadership of both parties. But that makes it even more important to take a hard look at what this Republican bill would do to make an already bad situation even worse. As the New York Times puts it, this is one of the most expensive pieces of le ...