All these headwinds? Well, let's ask G Squared Private Wealth CIO and CNBC contributor Victoria Green and Northwestern Mutual Wealth Management Chief Investment Officer Brent Chute. Guys, uh, welcome. Um, Victoria, it's been a really good September by historical standards, unless tomorrow's a disaster. Uh, so assuming it's not, should investors stay long risk? Yes, we're advising staying long risk because we don't fight the Fed. We don't fight the tape. And there are three things going for this market. Tech ...

Welcome back. As we continue to monitor uncertainty around tariffs, inflation, the labor market, how's the consumer holding up. Here to discuss is Mastercard Economic Institute's chief economist, Michelle Meyer.Recently releasing a forecast for the holiday season, expecting retail sales to grow by 3.6%. Welcome. It's good to have you.>> Thank you. Good to be here. >> So, how does that compare 3.6%.What does it say about where we are in consumer spending. >> It's pretty a solid growth rate. Um, and actually ...

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Well, first of all, thank you so much for having me. It's a it's a pleasure to be with you. Um, on the inflation side right now, I continue to be worried about where we are uh from from an inflation perspective.We've been missing our mandate on the inflation side, our our objective of 2% for more than four and a half years. And I continue to see that we have pressure in inflation both in the headline in the in the core. Um, and particularly where I'm worried about it is I'm seeing in services.So, a number o ...

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Labor Market Insights - The upcoming employment report is expected to provide clarity on the labor market, particularly regarding unemployment concerns that influenced the Federal Reserve's recent interest rate cut [3][4]. - The economy added 22,000 jobs in August, indicating a weaker performance compared to previous months, with a slight increase in unemployment [3][4]. Key Economic Data and Earnings Reports - A variety of labor market data will be released this week, including consumer confidence, home prices, factory orders, and construction spending [2]. - Earnings reports from major companies such as Nike, Carnival, and ConAgra Brands are anticipated, with Nike's report particularly focused on its turnaround efforts [5][6]. Company-Specific Developments - Nike is expected to reveal the effectiveness of its turnaround strategy in its quarterly earnings report, following smaller-than-expected declines in profits and sales [5]. - Tesla's upcoming delivery figures may surprise analysts positively, as there is an expectation of increased consumer activity due to expiring EV tax credits [5]. - Carnival's earnings report will be scrutinized to assess its ability to maintain recent success, while ConAgra Brands is expected to report on its sales performance after a previous decline [6].

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Meanwhile, the Fed's preferred inflation gauge for August in line with expectations. CorePC holding at 2.9% on an annual basis. Our next guest though still thinks the Fed has an inflation problem.CNBC contributor Peter Bookfar is a chief investment officer at one point BFG Wealth Partners. Peter, good to see you. Um, it seems sort of stuck and this sort of limits what the Fed can do because they still have to be vigilant on the inflation front.Correct. The the biggest problem that lower to middle income con ...

It's time now for the big picture. Let's welcome in Colin Martin, director and fixed income strategist, Schwab Center for Financial Research. Very good morning to you, Colin.Happy Friday. So, no surprises there from the PCE data. Does that set us up for two more cuts.>> Uh, we're not sure just yet. You know, if we look at this morning's release, no surprises, I think, is a good thing. We're looking to make sure we're not seeing any reaceleration or significant reaceleration in inflation right now.So even th ...