What on earth do you do with this one this morning. You know, Jonathan, I haven't heard you say it yet, but, you know, this is a great example of where the first reaction is, not necessarily the last reaction. I think we've got to rewrite these headlines, everybody.This is about the private payrolls and private payrolls. Disappointed to the downside. Mike, Mickey just talked about the upside surprise.It's government and that may be surprising. Federal government was down. That's not surprising. That's doege ...

Joining us now, US national editor of the Financial Times and author of the new book Zabig, the life of Zabig New Brzinski, America's greatest power profit, Ed Loose, staff writer for the Atlantic and MSNBC political analyst Ashley Parker and senior MSNBC political contributor and chief strategist for the Bush Cheney 2004 presidential campaign, Matthew Dow. All right, Ed, give me more about why you think this is a big political loser. Uh well I mean this is a reverse Robin Hood budget.I mean it's just so cl ...

Speaking of the weak dollar, my next guest has three names that should benefit from that. Or maybe it's the whole market as we were just discussing. Michael Caneritz is here.He's the chief investment strategist at Piper Sandler. It's great to see you. You too.What What is the the sort of top level effect of a dollar being down 10%. I mean, is it supportive for stocks. What happens if it continues. What happens if it doesn't.I I think it's positive. I mean, at least that's what I've we've observed through mo ...

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exclusive new data providing key insights into the state of China's economy. Joining us now, China Beige Book CEO Leland Miller. Let's just run down the uh the list of things that that where you're seeing clear evidence of of maybe some slowdowns.Uh Leland, how how many things can you point to would you say right now. Are there a half dozen. I mean, at least the whole month looked poor.Uh and this is this is a bit surprising because the May data, our May data, official May data looked very good and of cours ...

We spoke just a few moments ago about what we were expecting. 7-2 seems to have been the consensus a little bit may be more dovish in terms of the vote split. That looks like it, Guy.Absolutely. As you say, the hold was widely expected, but all the focus as your last guest was also saying, is on whether the break down was going to be seven members of the monetary policy committee voting to to hold and to for a quarter point cut. But in fact, we've got three for a quarter point cut.And it looks like the addi ...

Wall Street's always looking for signals. Signals from all over the place, but especially from the Federal Reserve, which is why I keep coming back to this subject. I just explained what happens when the Fed signals that it's willing to strangle the life out of the economy in order to curb inflation.Investors figure that we're headed into a slowdown. The stock market plummets and it tends to stay down. Now, let's talk about the other side of the coin.Because while the Fed can be the ultimate destroyer of va ...

erases its early losses here. Now back to flat. Meantime with the hearing with the Treasury Secretary is now underway.Joining us this morning Roger Altman here at post nine. Evercore senior chairman and founder and former deputy Treasury Secretary Roger thanks for coming in. Good to see you.I'm not sure where you want to start. If you believe. >> We pick up on something that you just said, which is Goldman has up raised its growth forecast for the year from one I think you said to one and a quarter.Yes. But ...

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Stocks are mixed today. The S&P 500 holding above the 6,000 level. The benchmark index has bounced over 20% from its April lows.Our next guest calling for caution amid the rally, citing re recent weakness in economic data. Joining us now, David Kelly. He is JP Morgan Asset Management's chief global strategist and head of the global market insights strategy team.David, it's wonderful to speak with you. Thank you for making the time this morning. I know in your latest you talk about how you see an economy tha ...