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Paulin: Technology is driving markets despite Fed uncertainty
CNBC Television· 2025-07-17 12:14
Why don't we start off with yesterday. Uh, you know, there was reports from a White House source that the president was very close to firing J. Pal.The president then spoke during a news conference saying that's highly unlikely. Um, just that drama and we saw the action in the bond market, the equity market and with the dollar. Does that drama change the view of US markets right now.Look, it it it matters. Um, but uh I'm not sure the thing that matters most. um when you're looking at what's really driving m ...
We're going to have the most unusual Fed transition ever, says WSJ's Nick Timiraos
CNBC Television· 2025-07-17 11:04
President Trump. Um, enough about me. Now you talk about him.Confirming he has no plans to fire Fed chair J. Pal, downplaying earlier reports that suggested otherwise. Joining us now with the latest on this story and what firing pal could mean for the markets, Nick Timosro, Wall Street Journal chief economics correspondent.Earlier, Nick, we Fed whisperer. Fed he is. He's uh he's got if you read it from him, you you probably can trust u what he's saying.But my point earlier was, have you ever heard anyone ar ...
Stocks Won't Be Saved by the TACO Trade: 3-Minute MLIV
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-17 07:42
Anything left unsaid, anything that we need to give extra emphasis to. Do you think when it comes to President Trump's criticism of Chair Powell and how this still sits in the market, I was wondering whether we get any clues from what happens at the short end of the U.S. Treasury curve as to how much Fed independence there is, I suppose how much the two moves on criticism from the White House. I think that's a great way to look at it in terms of like we did see the tear come lower but didn't completely coll ...
Trump Blasts Powell Again But Won't Fire Him | Insight with Haslinda Amin 7/17/2025
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-17 05:55
>> THE FAKE NEWS IS SAYING, IF YOU FIRED HIM, IT WOULD BE SO BAD. SO WE HAVE A STUPID PERSON. I KNOW THREE OR FOUR PEOPLE, WHO YOU ALL ARE GOING TO PICK.I WOULD LOVE HIM TO RESIGN IF HE WANTED TO. HE'S DONE A LOUSY JOB. JEROME POWELL HAS BEEN BAD FOR OUR COUNTRY.WE SHOULD HAVE THE LOWEST INTEREST RATE ON EARTH AND WE DON'T. HE REFUSES TO DO IT. YET, HE IS SPENDING TWO POINT $5 BILLION REBUILDING THE FED. HE IS A TERRIBLE FED CHAIR.I'M SURPRISED HE WAS APPOINTED. WE ARE NOT PLANNING ON DOING ANYTHING. WE ARE ...
Story around Trump firing Powell threat was 'lack of market reaction', says Jefferies' Zervos
CNBC Television· 2025-07-16 20:54
camera and joining us today for a big story, the big story for the markets today. Let's get more reaction on the fed with Jefferies chief market strategist and CNBC contributor David Zervos. David, it's great to have you on. You know, it's interesting because you're on CNBC.Earlier today, as we were getting reports that Trump was drafting this letter and planning to potentially do this. And then right after that hearing from the president himself that it's unlikely. And, you know, I sort of leave that with ...
Goldman Sachs CEO David Solomon: Fed independence is very important and we should preserve it
CNBC Television· 2025-07-16 15:55
I mean speaking of rates, you've been for last year or so at least higher for longer camp and Fed for the better part of the year has been on hold. So that's been right. What do you think happens next. Well, you know, the trajectory here, you know, you're asking what happens next.You're talking about in 2025. You think we'll get a few cuts. I I think there's I think there's a reasonable chance we get a cut or two.Um but not certain. And you know I think the market is absorbing the trade policy but on the ca ...
Wharton’s Jeremy Siegel on what's driving the market rally
CNBC Television· 2025-07-15 11:28
number of key economic uh data releases coming this week. Today we get to CPI at 8:30 Eastern. Joining us now on the markets, Jeremy Seagull, professor ammeritus of finance at University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business and chief economist uh at Wisdom Tree.Wisdom. You got a lot of wisdom. Um we both remember the Dow under a thousand, I think.Jeremy. Yeah. You have you've always you've always been genetically predisposed to to liking the market. You've also been genetically predisposed to not li ...
Rebecca Patterson: These three things are driving dollar weakness
CNBC Television· 2025-07-10 15:34
Market Trends & Bitcoin - Bitcoin reached a new all-time high just shy of $112,000 [1] - Bitcoin ETFs are seeing billions of dollars flowing in [1] - Bitcoin-related companies like Block and MicroStrategy are rising [1] Currency & Dollar Weakness - The dollar has declined over 10% year-to-date [3] - Lower front-end interest rates, reallocation out of the US, and hedging are driving dollar weakness [4][5] - The dollar's decline may continue due to allocation shifts and historical trends [6][7] - The dollar is at roughly fair value, but currencies never stop at fair value [6] Federal Reserve & Interest Rates - Expectation of less Fed independence is causing a change in Fed funds expectations next year, with the market expecting significantly lower interest rates around May/June [10] - Less Fed independence is causing slightly higher longer-term inflation expectations [10] - Foreign investors holding US treasuries in very short tenor bonds (three years and less) may let them expire, impacting demand [12] Treasury & Stablecoins - Relaxing the SLR (supplementary leverage ratio) could help Treasury demand [14] - Increased demand for stablecoins, backed by Treasury bills, could help short-end demand but steepen the yield curve [14][15] - The long end of the yield curve, impacting mortgage rates and business loans, will be hard for the Treasury to control [15] Equity Markets & Valuation - US stocks are fairly richly valued at 22 times 12-month forward price earnings, especially versus peers overseas [17] - Concentration and bullishness are increasing in equity markets [18] - Higher inflation and significantly slower growth are expected later this year [19]
How can the US improve the health of its economy? #politics #podcast
Bloomberg Television· 2025-07-09 22:00
So if the US economy came to you as a patient and you were looking over all the data, the jobs, inflation, all of it, what would you tell this economy. What kind of checkup does it get. The economy is like a middle-aged man who's really smart and well earning and has a lot of good years ahead of him, but maybe could lose 10 pounds or maybe even 15 or 20 pounds.This is hitting very close to home, Alison. You got a lot of potential. There's still a lot of great things you're going to do.You're pretty much lik ...
The curious bond counter rally: Here's what to know
CNBC Television· 2025-07-02 11:23
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 ...