First of all, there are a lot of forces forces at work in the economy and you know tariffs are one of them. You know the remilitarization of the world, the e the de fiscal deficits, you know the the uh demographics uh all those things are going to drive various things and yeah they may drive slightly higher inflation. What you really want is more growth.You know that is far more important than whether inflation ticks up or down a little bit. So and then tariffs themselves you know they've been greatly moder ...

Jerome Powell sees a historically low unemployment rate and above-target inflation; while the dissenters note that households are spending less and private job creation is soft. Yet markets seem to be following the Fed chair’s lead https://t.co/tHTqABzKzO ...

in terms of businesses like mining, you know, there's not a there's not necessarily a direct uh u um consequence of uh of these tariffs. Uh generally speaking, that would be uh but more fundamentally, I think the second order is that uh you know, around the world, I think we're going to experience some some very serious inflation over time, and that's going to affect a number of of the um the inputs to to production from a supply chain point of view. It's certainly going to impact finished good uh finished ...

Why don't we put this in context. Uh, two descending votes. How big of a deal is that.>> Well, as you point out, it hasn't happened since 1993. But on the other hand, uh, both Bowman and Waller have been indicating that they wanted to have a cut at this meeting. And most importantly, if you go back to June, we already saw some schisms, some splits start to show up.So, I would say it's just playing out as has been signaled before. I wouldn't overstate it um because uh I think the vast majority of the committ ...

Inflation Concerns - Anglo American CEO Duncan Wanblad anticipates significant inflation over time [1] - Businesses will need to manage rising costs due to tariffs [1] - Supply chains are expected to be affected by tariffs [1]

In Powell's view, the Fed is further from its goal on inflation than that of the job market, which means the Fed must keep rates high. Change that equation, though, and the Fed could quickly begin to cut interest rates. https://t.co/ZZRxtLqxRf ...

Monetary Policy - Bank of Japan held its benchmark interest rate steady [1] Inflation Outlook - Bank of Japan raised its inflation outlook [1] Economic Impact - Assessing the impact of Trump's tariffs [1]

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell shrugged off pressure from the White House and rejected arguments for an interest-rate cut from two dissenting officials, maintaining that the central bank needed to stay on guard against inflation risk https://t.co/NjYlfowNcp ...

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We do want to turn back now to the today's big news on the economy. I'm joined now by NBC News senior White House correspondent Garrett Hake and CNBC senior economics reporter Steve Leeman and Thomas Hanik, former president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City. He's now a distinguished senior fellow at the Meritus Center at George Mason University.Thank you all for joining us. Really appreciate it. Garrett, let me start with you.The president has not been shy at all about trying to pressure the Fed to ...