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The market's gearing up uh for this decision. Maybe we'll stay with this J. You want to talk over this.You can do that. >> Absolutely. Happy to do it.>> All right, let's keep looking at pictures. That's a great idea. But joining us now, and we'll get a shot of her later with her take on the market, just so you know it's really her, not someone imitating Jenny Johnson.Really is the CEO of Franklin Templeton. Has $1.6% trillion dollars in assets under management. That might be bigger than uh the UK.No, I'm ki ...

Core Viewpoint - Jonathan Golub, chief equity strategist at Seaport Research Partners, emphasizes that earnings and the economy will play a crucial role in supporting stock prices [1] Group 1: Earnings Outlook - The expectation is that corporate earnings will remain resilient, which is essential for maintaining investor confidence in the stock market [1] - Analysts predict that earnings growth will be a key driver for stock performance in the upcoming quarters [1] Group 2: Economic Factors - The overall economic environment is expected to provide a supportive backdrop for equities, with indicators suggesting stability [1] - Economic growth is anticipated to contribute positively to market sentiment and stock valuations [1]

Tomorrow, a Federal Reserve committee will meet to talk over a possible interest rate cut. But the big question is, will Lisa Cook join her fellow Fed governors for that meeting. For now, Cook remains on the board after a federal judge blocked President Trump's dismissal.And tonight, the Senate is expected to confirm Trump's latest appointment to the Fed board, Steven Myron. If the vote goes as expected, Myron will join the board in time for this week's meeting. He will not be replacing Cook though, in case ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@BBGIntelligence @JonathanJLevin @AllisonSchrager Is airfare the canary in the coal mine for a weakening economy? ✈️Tune in for live analysis from BI Sr. Airlines analyst George Ferguson:https://t.co/ILZTV05tN5 ...

Well, you've got you've got conflicting things, you know, going on for sure. There's a there's a lot of optimism around technology innovation and there's certainly a strong belief on the part of CEOs that scale matters and they feel like they have an opportunity to position their businesses for the next decade and you don't know how the regulatory pendulum can swing. Obviously, we have a, you know, we have a system where we definitely have swings back and forth.And so, this is an opportunity for CEOs to be ...

I think the economy is weakening, you know, whether that is on the way to recession or just weakening, I don't know, and that just confirms what we already thought, kind of. And I know that's a big revision. And speaking of kind of what we were going back to with the state of the economy, the difficulty predicting one of the questions people have is what's going on with the consumer right now.They're still spending money. It's a little bit different depending on what income set they're coming from. They sti ...

The economy will be good in 2027 per Trump.Good things take time, but I’m not sure how much longer tax paying Americans can wait https://t.co/0s9jYRfvi7 ...

Okay, this may come as a small surprise to many of you. Donald Trump's economy is apparently struggling. Today's weak job numbers report shows only 22,000 jobs were added in August.That's well below the expected 75,000 jobs. The unemployment rate also ticked up to 4.3%, the highest it's been in nearly four years. Now, none of this is good news for the president, who was already facing pretty steep backlash for his economic policies.Quinnipic's latest poll shows 57% of Americans don't approve of Trump's hand ...

How do you invest in what appears to be a slowing but still growing economy. Rebecca Patterson is former chief investment strategist at Bridgewwater Associates, also a senior fellow at the Council on Foreign Relations. Is it wrong to characterize this economy as slowing but still growing.>> From the labor market perspective, it's definitely slowing. I would even say stalling. You know, the challenge is going to be the disconnect between GDP reports and labor reports in the coming months and maybe quarters, ...