Enda Curran

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79 appearances 18 recordings 1 series first heard Jan 2026 last heard 20 Aug

Enda Curran’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.

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And then a lot of people will be worried pretty quickly.
Conventional inflation data that we got for the month of May, I mean, you consider this more kind of specialized number that the Fed likes to look at.
All of the indicators are suggesting there is real price pressure in the system.
It's not all because of the energy story.
It's not all because of oil story.
But the question is, in the second half of the year, is this going to be as bad as it gets?
Does it stabilize?
or does it roll down to the economy?
And then a lot of people will be worried pretty quickly.
These numbers, more or less in line, but certainly not where the Fed would want them to be, and it leans into this new hawkish narrative that we have.
These numbers, more or less in line, but certainly not where the Fed would want them to be, and it leans into this new hawkish narrative that we have.
It'll still take a time for these numbers.
And by the way, I should say, it's not just energy.
It's also pockets of inflation and services.
These numbers, more or less in line, but certainly not where the Fed would want them to be.
And it leans into this new hawkish narrative that we have.
And the headline basis on month up 0.4, just a touch below expectations.
So looking at the monthly numbers for PCE, either coming in line or touch below, perhaps hinting at not as bad a story as some concern.
There we're expecting the unemployment rate of 4.3% and a jobs increase of around 89,000.
Now, if that comes in at that level, it would take the three-month average to the highest in a year.
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