Becky Quick
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 4 Aug
Becky Quick’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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Just to clarify on that, Mr. Secretary, the idea of having a deal today or tomorrow to reopen the Strait, would that be reopening the Strait, but the Iranians somehow having the ability to charge a toll on that?
Or would that be reopening the Strait and it's free and clear and anybody can move through?
In fact, as you've been speaking, Mr. Secretary, the WTI price is dropping.
We were looking at oil at 82 earlier this morning.
Now it's trading at about 78.
I guess you watch those levels pretty closely.
What do you watch on a daily basis?
Is it oil?
Is it the 10-year?
Is it the 30-year, the 2-year?
Is it the yen?
What are the things that you're watching most closely?
Secretary Besson, we've been watching the AI trade so closely.
And there are some people, including Steve Eisman, who was with us last week, who said he thinks everything is an AI trade right now.
And that's either going to go very well or very badly, depending on how that shakes out.
He related it through to companies even like a Caterpillar, which, by the way, is up more than 8% this morning on stronger than anticipated earnings.
But it's been down over the last month as people worried about whether the AI trade could continue.
Everything in AI is related pretty closely to interest rates.
If interest rates rise and it's harder to get debt or it's more expensive to get debt as a result and that data boom and the rest of it kind of slows down, do you think that impacts the overall economy in a big way or do you think that's more of a market play?
It's surely too hard to say
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