PRESIDENT WAS REALLY TALKING ABOUT >> HI, EVERYBODY. WE WANT TO >> HI, EVERYBODY. WE WANT TO TAKE YOU NOW TO WASHINGTON, TAKE YOU NOW TO WASHINGTON, WHERE THE PRESIDENT IS SIGNING WHERE THE PRESIDENT IS SIGNING AN EXECUTIVE ORDER EASING AN EXECUTIVE ORDER EASING RESTRICTIONS ON CANNABIS. HE IS RESTRICTIONS ON CANNABIS.HE IS TAKING QUESTIONS NOW IN THE TAKING QUESTIONS NOW IN THE OVAL OFFICE. LET'S L LISTEN IN. OVAL OFFICE.LET'S LISTEN IN. >> NOW. BRACING FOR THEIR >> NOW. BRACING FOR THEIR PREMIUMS TO SKYRO ...

When do you expect to make your announcement about the new Fed chair, sir. Before the end of the year, what what what do you think >> over the next couple of weeks. ...

With the skepticism surrounding the inflation data, what should you do with your money. Do you go all in on stocks. Do you proceed with some more caution.Let's ask Rebecca Patterson, independent director at Vanguard and the former chief investment strategist at Bridgewwater. Great to see you first of all. >> Good to see you.>> Do do you I hate to put it quite this way. Do you care about the the vagaries of whether this report is reliable or not. Can you can you wait it out.Do you look to the market reaction ...

President Trump said he was interviewing “three or four” candidates for Federal Reserve chair and expected to have a decision pretty quickly https://t.co/GW1MolrViX ...

We are back with some breaking economic data. The first inflation report since the government shutdown ended last month is now out. Inflation rose by 2.7% in November year-over-year.There is no month over month figure because the October report was cancelled due to the shutdown. Here to talk more about this, our dream team, NBC News business and data correspondent Brian Chung and Investopedia editor in chief and chief business editor at People Inc. Caleb Silver. We are happy as always to have you both with ...

Inflation pressures eased more than expected in November, according to the latest data on consumer prices published by the Bureau of Labor Statistics on Thursday. The Consumer Price Index (CPI) rose 2.7% over the prior year in November, less than the 3.1% increase that had been expected by economists, according to Bloomberg estimates. On a "core" basis, which strips out the more volatile costs of food and energy, prices rose 2.6% over the prior year in November. Economists had also expected to see a 3.1 ...

Joining us right now is Joe Davis, Vanguard's global chief economist, global head of investment strategy. Vanguard recently released its economic outlook for 2026. Uh good morning to you.Let's talk about the outlook in just one second, but CPI, what what do you expect. What what should we be looking for today. >> Well, I think it's going to be mixed.I mean, I think we will see a trend that's in some components is coming down, but you'll see some pressures. you know, the areas tied to either tariffs and then ...

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What do you make of the criticisms that you are too close to the president to be independent enough to be considered the next Fed chair. >> Well, well, it's true that I'm close to the president, we've worked together closely since 2017. I think that the idea that uh being close to the president and serving uh the president well uh disqualifies someone for any job.It just doesn't make any sense to me. The job of the Federal Reserve chair is to run the Federal Reserve independently. Uh it's also the job of th ...

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