Ahead of the Senate Banking Committee's confirmation vote on Steven Myron to be Federal Reserve Governor, you told your colleagues that if you're in favor of Federal Reserve independence, then you should vote no. Myron was confirmed by the full Senate last night. Today, he is participating in the Fed's monetary policy meeting, but he has not resigned from his position at the White House.He's on a leave of absence. How could Myron threaten Federal Reserve independence. So look, Myron is just there to be Dona ...

Well, joining me now is Bridge Corano, Wellington fixed income portfolio manager. Bridge, what do you expect to really move the bond market tomorrow. I mean, we assuming we get the quarter point everybody expects there's going to be a lot of contention among uh the Fed voters, possibly more than we've ever had.Yeah, no doubt. I mean, I think we are definitely going to get that 25 basis point cut. Um I think there will probably be three descents to your point asking for 50 basis points.What the market's real ...

Well, so what will a rate cut mean for the markets. Will it be a buy the rumor, sell the news event. Joining me now is Schwab Asset Manager CEO Omar Agalar and Carson Group chief market strategist Ryan Dietrich.Uh guys, welcome. Happy Tuesday. Omar, we are expecting a quarter point cut.But underneath that, what are we going to learn tomorrow that's going to move the market either way. Well, 25 basis points is almost a given. uh any other decision will probably end up bringing a lot of volatility to the mark ...

For more, let's bring in Julian Emanuel. He is Evercore ISI's senior managing director and strategist there. Julian, it's great to great to see you.Um, I guess it's hard to argue with that point, right. This is a a kind of insurance or good news or normalization rate cut program from here on out if we get a full program. Um, to what degree is that enough at this point now that the market's up, you know, 35% since April.>> So, actually, when we think about it, there's two ways of looking at it. In the here a ...

The European Central Bank must stand ready to act on interest rates, with uncertainty persisting despite inflation being under control, Governing Council member Jose luis Escriva said https://t.co/rAI5aO77cA ...

We'll stick with the market and the appetite for IPOs here as the Fed gets set to cut rates tomorrow. Joining us now is TD Cowan President Jeffrey Solomon. Jeff, what are you seeing in the in the pipeline.Well, we're certainly seeing, you know, great performance. I think it's actually been pretty healthy. I think you mentioned as you mentioned Leslie earlier, you know, these IPOs are a little bit more uh I think well placaced.you haven't seen sort of this uh same kind of dynamic that we saw in 2021, which I ...

joining us as we said, Charles Schwab, chief investment strategist, Lisanne Saunders. Lisanne, good to see you. Important week.Good to good to see you. Thank you. Yeah, a very important week.Your thoughts about going into tomorrow and what the market's done say over the last 10 sessions. Yeah. So, I I think the Fed does cut by 25, but perhaps in in light of stronger consumption numbers, it wouldn't be surprising to see what is often deemed a uh you know, a hawkish cut uh given the commentary we could hear f ...

I sat down with @HenrikZeberg to discuss his macro outlook, K-shaped economy, inflation, a potential big tech bust coming, why the 4-year bitcoin cycle is not going anywhere, and what a monetary reset would look like.Enjoy!YouTube: https://t.co/egfLMpVGqOSpotify: https://t.co/AGVcmpFvn0Apple: https://t.co/RFfUQao3ZbTIMESTAMPS:0:00 - Intro1:20 - Where are we in the macro cycle?9:47 - Are we getting a blow off top in risk assets?12:20 - Historical stock market valuations vs today25:42 - What happens in the ne ...

"It's really all about inflation"A growing number of economists believe the Bank of England has finished cutting ratesBloomberg's Kit Rees explains why https://t.co/hWSXKCYVbb https://t.co/OeHazAgDjD ...

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