Kate Davidson
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173 appearances
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3 series
first heard Dec 2025
last heard 11 Sep
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Yeah, we put that one high up in our story for sure about the implications for the Fed.
Um, I think it's right, it's pretty succinct.
I mean, so what did we hear from Kevin Warsh in Jackson Hole?
Um, he gave a much more um, I guess, decisive speech.
Traders, investors were really looking for him to um go a little bit further, not just saying, Yeah, we're gonna rein in inflation, we're gonna get it under control, but really to to make clear that they're willing to raise rates.
And so he did that.
He essentially
Said that the Fed would have work to do if it couldn't be confident that underlying inflation was moving toward the Fed's goal of 2%.
And he also said at sufficient speed.
So in other words, they're not going to wait around a long time.
They want to see it improving quickly.
And so you certainly did not see that in any of the inflation data this week.
The Fed is going to meet for two days next week and they have a decision to make.
And so I think we heard from a lot of economists today, and certainly the market.
reaction seem to agree that it's it will be difficult uh to justify holding rates steady next week based on what we've heard from Warsh and others um that uh that that if inflation doesn't get better they have uh they have to raise rates.
Well, I can take what that one, Sabri.
I mean, I I think that there there certainly is a a lot of angst.
And I mean, as journalists who follow this, we're keeping a very close eye on it.
Um, a a big part of the conversation now um is whether the you know the the tenure yield, which does affect and filter through to a lot of um
uh you know if consumer borrowing costs could that hit five percent it's not that five percent in and of itself is significant but it's an important psychological threshold that I think would would um just add to the worries here and I think I think ultimately uh when we think about what can be done about this, what can the government do about it?
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