Let's talk about just how important it is for an economist like yourself to finally get access to the data. And by the way, which pieces of data are the most important to you. >> That's very important, Dom, because if you think about it, exactly as Emily just said, we did not have anyone collecting data in October.So, we will most likely not get inflation for October. We'll most likely not get employment for October. And if we begin to think about the non-farm payrolls data, meaning what's happening for Nov ...

Australian unemployment declined in October and the economy added more jobs than anticipated, suggesting the labor market remains tight and vindicating the Reserve Bank’s decision to leave interest rates unchanged last week https://t.co/I3It0f1Dmi ...

Yeah, interesting comments here from Boston Fed President Susan Collins, who is a voter this year. She's saying it's likely appropriate to keep policy rates at the current level for quote some time. Monetary policy, she says, is mildly restrictive and she wants it there.Talks about financial conditions, usually meaning the stock market, she says they're a tailwind for economic growth and economic activity has been holding up quite well. She says additional monetary support risks slowing or stalling the retu ...

Yeah, interesting comments here from Boston Fed President Susan Collins, who is a voter this year. She's saying it's likely appropriate to keep policy rates at the current level for quote some time. Monetary policy, she says, is mildly restrictive and she wants it there.Talks about financial conditions, usually meaning the stock market, she says they're a tailwind for economic growth and economic activity has been holding up quite well. She says additional monetary support risks slowing or stalling the retu ...

Government reports on inflation and the labor market for October are “likely never” to be released https://t.co/4BhbUPS0hx ...

Our next guest is going to give us his insights on the [music] economy, the Fed's rate path, and so much more. Joining us at the table, PIMCO's global economic adviser, Richard Clarah. He's uh former uh Fed vice chairman.Good morning to you. We got I normally I'd say, what do you think of the data, but we don't really have data. Or maybe we do.What What data are you looking at right now. Actually, >> you know, you get things like ADP on the labor market. There's something up in Boston that scrapes prices fr ...

What do you make of this depreciation story. Because this is this kind of ripples back into all of this, the quickly depreciated chip. I thought anything from 2 to 6 years.So this is what Michael Barr Barry has been talking about, and this is what Cameron Crowe has has been talking about in his opinion column today, which is well worth reading because he's he's kind of drawing down a historical analysis, going back to the beginning of this century on depreciation and the spend on CapEx and how that has adju ...

[CC may contain inaccuracies] Depending on which Fed speech you're listening to at any moment, it's not the jobs that are most important or sticky inflation that's most important. So from your perspective, what's the greater force at the moment. Well, I think it's it is a bit of a toss up.I think Fed officials aren't quite sure what what they want to do. But my inclination is to believe that they'll pass on a December rate cut, that there will be another pause, they'll reconsider at the beginning of next ye ...

The weakness in the UK labor market is likely to have been overstated, economists and policymakers warned, after new figures shifted the narrative in Westminster and financial markets ahead of the budget https://t.co/IEPNLPb3JK ...

When do we get the economic data releases. We're craving data, especially those numbers on jobs. >> Yeah. Yeah.You know, that I haven't been briefed on that yet because there's been, you know, quite a lot of disruption because of this terrible shutdown. And so, for example, I've been told that some of the surveys were never actually completed. So, we'll never perhaps even know what happened in that month.And so we're going to be staring a little bit in in cloudy cloudy weather uh for a while until we get th ...