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Fed should cut rates 100bps in the months immediately ahead, says Georgetown's Paul McCulley
CNBC Television· 2025-10-28 18:22
Joining us now is Paul McCully, former chief economist at PIMCO, currently an adjunct professor at Georgetown's Mcdana School of Business. Thank you both for being here for uh for commenting. Um I want to get your perspective, Paul, because Steve just outlined his survey where he said, I believe the numbers, and correct me if I'm wrong, Steve, 66% said the Fed should cut, but 92% believe they will cut.Y >> so that I mean that's a pretty big distinction. And how should we how should we kind of distill that. ...
CNBC Fed Survey: 92% of respondents say Fed will cut 25bps in December
Youtube· 2025-10-28 18:21
Welcome back to the exchange. We're a little more than 24 hours from the Fed decision, but 28 days into the government shutdown for the impact of that and the ongoing trade uncertainty, uh, all of that could have a future a fate or could impact the future of rate cuts. We turn to Steve Leeman with the results of the latest CNBC Fed survey. Steve, >> thanks Leslie. Yeah, responders to the October CNBC Fed Service. rate cut on the way from this meeting, the next meeting in December, and possibly one in Januar ...
CNBC Fed Survey: 92% of respondents say Fed will cut 25bps in December
CNBC Television· 2025-10-28 18:21
Welcome back to the exchange. We're a little more than 24 hours from the Fed decision, but 28 days into the government shutdown for the impact of that and the ongoing trade uncertainty, uh, all of that could have a future a fate or could impact the future of rate cuts. We turn to Steve Leeman with the results of the latest CNBC Fed survey. Steve, >> thanks Leslie. Yeah, responders to the October CNBC Fed Service. rate cut on the way from this meeting, the next meeting in December, and possibly one in Januar ...
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Bloomberg· 2025-10-28 18:15
Traders in a $7 trillion market are grappling with the unprecedented scenario of having to price securities tied to US inflation without any consumer price data https://t.co/nSdGu3uNQ8 ...
Inflation is quietly chipping away at most Americans' main source of wealth
MarketWatch· 2025-10-28 17:17
Home-price growth continues to slow in the 20 biggest metro areas in the U.S., as the housing market buckles under the weight of high mortgage rates and high home prices. ...
The Fed is likely to keep cutting interest rates, CNBC survey finds
CNBC Television· 2025-10-28 17:01
92% say the Fed will cut. 66% say the Fed should cut. 100 basis points total of cuts in 2025 and 2026. So, we're not far from the end here. 320 is the uh average funds rate for our 38 respondents uh for the end of 2026. December 2025, just a couple months from now, the Fed will end QT. Richard Bernstein, CEO of Richard Bernstein Advisers, writes into the survey, "Politics rather than financial conditions are clearly influencing the Fed's rate decisions. Financial conditions are near historically easy. Finan ...
MetLife's Drew Matus: There's a split forecasts around job growth, underscores bifurcated economy
Youtube· 2025-10-28 16:57
Economic Outlook - Consumer confidence has fallen to its lowest level since April, indicating potential challenges in the broader markets and economic outlook [1] - There is a split in expectations regarding job growth, with some anticipating higher growth while others foresee lower growth, reflecting a mixed sentiment among consumers [3] Consumer Behavior - Real personal disposable income is declining at an annual rate of approximately 1%, yet consumer spending remains stable, likely supported by equity gains and home appreciation [4] - Consumers are currently relying heavily on the wealth effect to maintain their consumption patterns, despite underlying economic stress [4][5] - There are indications that consumers may be growing weary of spending, which could impact future consumption patterns [7] Market Sentiment - The investment community remains cautious, with widening outcomes in economic forecasts, particularly regarding the impact of AI on productivity and labor markets [9][10] - The expectation is for a slowing economy with decent nominal growth, potentially leading to a resurgence in productivity driven by AI in the coming years [11] Federal Reserve Policy - The Federal Reserve is likely to continue its quantitative tightening through the end of the year, as concerns about the balance sheet size persist among committee members [13][14] - There is ongoing debate about whether the Fed will adjust its inflation target from 2% to 3%, reflecting broader discussions on monetary policy [12]
Fed Getting Closer to Neutral Rate, Says Goldman's Kaplan
Bloomberg Television· 2025-10-28 16:42
Let's talk about the data if we can. You're in a position now where you've got a ton of data yourself. What's it like at the Federal Reserve.Just this idea of flying blind without having that official data. What does that mean. On the margin, they can still use private sources and they can talk to businesses.The sense is that hiring is sluggish. I think you hear that from business. You also hear from business.We're not we may be belt tightening, but we're not firing significantly either. And so the reason t ...
MetLife's Drew Matus: There's a split forecasts around job growth, underscores bifurcated economy
CNBC Television· 2025-10-28 16:37
Let's get back to the broader markets and the outlook for the economy after consumer confidence this month did fall to the lowest level since April. Joining us this morning is Medlife Investment Management chief market strategist Drew Mattis. Been watching a lot of this stuff closely.Drew, good to see you again. >> Good to good to be here. So, Conference Board is is kind of instructive and it it does fit a little bit with the narrative being built at Amazon and GM and Paramount uh where headcount is either ...
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Anthony Pompliano 🌪· 2025-10-28 16:35
Economic Indicators - Inflation is decreasing [1] - Gas prices are decreasing [1] - Rent prices are easing [1] Policy Assessment - The current administration's economic policies are perceived as effective [1]