Speaking of new jobs, Kevin Hasset versus Kevin Worsh. Do you have an opinion. >> I either I do not make personnel decisions.You know, I think I think I think Kevin is I think Kevin is a fantastic name. Uh, [laughter] you know, it's it's a great >> I'll ask another way. So, so Kevin Hassets, you know, there's been some he's been dogged lately by by being too close to Trump. There's some, you know, there reports that there's been some concern uh voiced to the president around the fact that I don't know, mayb ...

RT Bloomberg Opinion (@opinion)@Claudia_Sahm @AllisonSchrager “This Fed has agreed that their target is 2% inflation — so if you sit down as a Fed official and you don’t end up with 2% inflation, why didn’t you … [make] adjustments to your appropriate policy?” @Claudia_Sahm says.Tune in: https://t.co/UP7Z2yblcu ...

The president has cribbed a signature policy from an unlikely source https://t.co/CMQsSfR7Nz ...

RT Nick Szabo (@NickSzabo4)@Excellion @LukeDashjr @zamir591582 @adam3us @satflation @jabulanijakes @BitMEXResearch It should be both in consensus and in policy. Since consensus is currently full of holes, we need to go heavy in the short term on policy. In the long term fix the consensus. Then we'll be doing both. ...

Michael Hershorn, a producer, filmmaker, resistance activist who wrote this week's New York Times essay voting for Mandami, taught me why Trump won and what you call a kind of energy or magnetism that they share, not on ideology, but on politics. Explain. >> Yeah, I think the idea that uh has been prevalent in the Democratic party in particular is you kind of figure out what people believe through polling, through research, and then you kind of regurgitate it back at them.Mhm. >> And what Mdani is doing is ...

Economists see increasing economic risks, many of which they say are caused by current policy. https://t.co/7zfNFOHlxO ...

Market Sentiment - Market interprets Powell's statement as not hawkish [1] - Market was expecting a more neutral stance from Powell [1] Policy Outlook - Powell indicates a potential adjustment of policy due to shifting balance of risks [1]

Monetary Policy Stance - The industry suggests the current monetary policy is quite restrictive [1] - The industry believes the Fed's balance sheet has contracted to near neutral after a period of significant stimulus [1] - The combination of the balance sheet and the rate structure indicates a more restrictive environment [3] Interest Rate Considerations - The industry advocates for rates to return to a more neutral level [2] - The industry emphasizes the importance of considering both the balance sheet and the rate structure, rather than solely focusing on the Fed funds rate versus the 10-year yield [2][3] Recommendations - The industry proposes presenting a cogent case to the committee arguing that rates are more restrictive than perceived by the Fed, staff, and street economists [3]

Fed Nominee & Policy - The market and Federal Reserve system are likely to welcome all candidates for the Fed position [6] - Diversity of opinions is important at the Fed, and the potential nominees could bring a fresh look at policy [8] - By May of next year, the Fed board is likely to shift, with potentially four Trump appointees becoming the dominant force [13] Economic & Political Strategy - The administration will assess potential nominees based on their performance, statements, and reactions to the economy and data [2] - The nomination process is expected to intensify in the fall and conclude around January [3] - The president may be using the temporary nomination to gain leverage over the nominee [1] - The president's tariff strategy was a tactic to destabilize opponents and negotiate a more beneficial outcome [10][11]

Policy Analysis - Raymond James Washington policy analyst Ed Mills discusses President Trump's AI policy blueprint [1] - The discussion includes the impact of Trump's megabill [1]