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Bloomberg· 2025-06-27 06:16
Units of Indian real estate investment trusts are poised to extend gains on the back of falling interest rates and a buoyant commercial property market, analysts tracking the sector said https://t.co/vgB7LgWDXD ...
Apollo's Zelter on Fed, Dollar US Exceptionalism
Bloomberg Television· 2025-06-26 19:14
Federal Reserve & Economic Policy - The market has largely absorbed the impact of tariffs, with focus shifting to the US deficit issue [5][6][7][8] - The speaker believes the Federal Reserve conversation is important, with rates potentially remaining stickier and higher than anticipated [13] - The market is currently pricing in three to three and a half rate cuts for the remainder of the year, but the speaker is skeptical, anticipating potentially only one cut [12] - The speaker views the recent dollar decline as more of a technical correction due to unhedged global investors rather than a long-term impact on the US economy [9][10] Investment & Market Trends - Global investors are returning to US assets, attracted by the strength and scale of the US economy [19] - Private capital is increasingly driving the economy, playing a significant role in financing, including a $45 billion (four and a half billion dollars) private capital financing deal for a nuclear power plant build in the UK and Germany [20][21][22] - The speaker does not see any immediate red flags in valuation underwriting, noting the US economy's resilience [18][21] - The speaker anticipates approximately 2% growth with about 3% inflation for the fundamental economy [36] European Market & Private Capital - European leadership is embracing private capital to address CapEx needs in areas like transmission lines, transportation, AI, and data centers [26][27] - European banks are increasingly focusing on ROIC and shareholder value, aligning more with US practices [25][31] - Germany aims to grow its economy from $4 trillion (four trillion dollars) to $6 trillion (six trillion dollars), embracing private capital alongside government spending [22][23]
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Investopedia· 2025-06-26 16:00
President Donald Trump reportedly is considering announcing a successor to Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell early due to his frustration with the central bank's slow approach to cutting interest rates. https://t.co/FmxBEPph2i ...
Sen. Elizabeth Warren: I want to see interest rates come down
CNBC Television· 2025-06-26 13:02
Fed Chair Jay Pal faced two days of grilling on Capitol Hill. Yesterday, Senator Elizabeth Warren asked why the Fed's inflation forecast is now higher than it was just six months ago. Senator Warren joins us this morning. She's the lead Democrat on the banking committee. And Senator, thank you for being with us this morning. Happy to be with you. Why don't we get at your line of question from yesterday? Um, you were really getting at this idea of where inflation targets for the Fed are headed. What What's u ...
Wharton's Siegel Sees a Lot of Positives for Stocks
Bloomberg Television· 2025-06-25 11:41
Is the pain trade now to the up or to the downside. I think the tendency is definitely up that the trend is up. I mean, the you know, if the ceasefire holds, it looks good now.That's a that's a tremendous plus for the markets. I think, you know, all time highs for the S&P are virtually a foregone conclusion now and and further highs after after that. I mean, Powell was flexible.Clearly, Congress wants interest rates to go down and a number of Fed officials do. That could be a positive. I think they should g ...
‘Take Any Job You Can Get’: Danielle DiMartino Booth
CNBC· 2025-06-24 16:00
We've been speaking with top economists to better understand what this economic climate means for companies' bottom lines. Today, I'm speaking with CEO and Chief Strategist for QI Research Danielle DiMartino Booth. Hi, Danielle, thanks so much for taking the time to speak with me again this year.Thank you for having me. Great to be with you again. How can companies protect their bottom lines in this time of political and economic uncertainty.So, you know, the idea of battening down the hatches before the hu ...
Fed Chair Powell: The best thing we can do for housing is restore price stability
CNBC Television· 2025-06-24 15:12
Thank you so much, Mr. . Chairman. Um, Chair Pal, last month there was research published um in the Journal of Urban Health that found that more than half of black women of reproductive age, that's the term they use, in the counties that I represent that had experienced some sort of eviction during their lifetime.Um, so that's like 50% of black women in the two two largest county, Wayne County and Oakland County and Michigan. Um, and these numbers are horrific. Um, as you know, were you aware of that.No, I ...
Fed Chair Powell: Rate decision depends on path of the economy, highly uncertain
CNBC Television· 2025-06-24 14:58
branch. What's your thought about her. Quote.>> I personally think that's a very reasonable way to think about it. >> Thank you very much. I yield back.The gentleman from New York is recognized for five minutes. >> Thank you, Mr. . Chairman.Good morning, Mr. . Chair. Chair Powell, and thank you for being here.Last week, the FOMC decided to maintain the target range for the federal funds rate at four and a quarter to 4.5%. While I was not surprised by the decision to hold rates steady, I was surprised by the ...
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Investopedia· 2025-06-23 22:30
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell is scheduled to testify before Congress Tuesday, where he will likely face question about interest rates, the Fed's independence from politics, and the impact of the U.S. entry into the war between Israel and Iran. https://t.co/LhdP2j5c8o ...
House GOP tax bill would add $2.8 trillion to U.S. deficit, CBO says: What it means for the economy
CNBC Television· 2025-06-20 19:09
[Music] The problem we have is we're on an unsustainable path in terms of the deficit and the debt and the bill that's working its way through Congress makes it much worse. Um, you know, you can have a debate as to whether you're adding three or$6 trillion dollars to the debt. Whichever end you're at, it's too much.I don't think that the notion that was done in 2017 should be in place for all time is correct. I understand the concern people have that this wouldn't be a great time to raise taxes. It's not a ...