Lisa Abramowicz
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604 appearances
29 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 22 Jul
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Over the next five to 10 years, John, how do you see the breakdown of the mix of broadband and fiber on one hand, the wireless or the more budget-sensitive areas, and then satellite from the likes that you're seeing from Starlink?
We're going to get more into that in just a second.
Jason, what about from your perspective?
How much are you seeing this sort of concern about cost of living percolating through the business?
And are you able to pass along price increases because of the bifurcation of the people who are able to pay versus those who cannot?
President Kashkari, it brings us to you because right now people are taking a look at core PCE, which just came in at the highest pace going back to 2023.
That was reported just earlier this week.
We see PCE coming in at 4.1%, accelerating in the wrong direction.
What's the Fed's role in trying to curb some of this inflation that seems to be moving in the wrong direction?
Do you think it's behind the curve, the Federal Reserve?
Just before we move to Betsy, do you anticipate rate hikes this year as a result of the fact that the market's pricing it in and you're not seeing harm being priced in through the equity market?
Betsy, when it comes to understanding the data and the sentiment versus on the ground, this very complicated dynamic of some people able to buy black cars or able to buy halibut premium that is fresh versus people who are shopping at three different places.
And then you take a look at the Consumer Sentiment Survey, the second lowest going back to the 1970s as released this morning.
When you look at some of the lower end retailers that are seeing this pressure,
How do you reconcile the sentiment with the data that suggests that people still are spending and that there still are plenty of price pressures in the works?
There's a lot to unpack there.
I want to start with the first point about employment because ultimately a lot of it does come down to what job you can get and how much you're paid.
And David, from your perspective, you were hinting at this.
You need to pay people enough to attract them.
How easy is it to hire and how much are you having to, wanting to, whatever?
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