Lawrence Gillum
speaker
370 appearances
20 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2024
last heard 11 Sep
Lawrence Gillum’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 19 in all, peaking in Jun 2026 with 5.
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Winnie Caesar, global head of strategy at CreditSite, says if the Fed's going to hike interest rates...
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And it causes long-term rates to rise more slowly.
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Caesar says it's not necessarily a bad sign when short-term rates rise at a faster pace.
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If long-term yields were to rise too quickly, that could be a sign investors think the Fed is letting inflation get out of control.
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And so if you
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And inflation would be generally under control.
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I'm Justin Ho for Marketplace.
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Justin
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is on that one.
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Even though jobs numbers are some of the most important economic indicators, they don't really guide people's decisions every day.
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That's Peter Orazum, an economics professor at Iowa State University.
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He says people are certainly aware of what's happening in the jobs market, say what's going on in their own industries, or how easy it is to get a raise.
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And right now?
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That's one of the reasons why consumer behavior hasn't really changed much.
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Sarah House is a senior economist with Wells Fargo.
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She says even though people's wages have not been keeping up with inflation for most of this year.
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still
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But House says a lot of people have been spending by dipping into their savings.
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The weaker labor market is also having an outsized impact on lower income households.
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Kathy Bosjancick, chief economist at nationwide, says they are having to shift their spending behavior.
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