Michael McKee
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1,101 appearances
196 recordings
2 series
first heard Aug 2025
last heard 6d ago
Michael McKee’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 — 193 in all, peaking in Jan 2026 with 40.
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The market thinks that perhaps the ramping up of the number to six from two billion is really more a question of trying to bring down rates.
And that didn't work immediately.
Rates have gone up quite a bit on the 10-year note.
Now this is just uh early moments, but we'll see how this plays out, uh rates right now higher than they were when they first said they were going to do this.
That is
Bloomberg News Now · Trump Order Allows Ranchers to Process Beef, Clancy Mistrial, More · 4 Sep 2026
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While job growth is forecast to remain slow, the drop in the labor force, driven by immigration policy, has lowered the number of jobs that must be created to hold unemployment steady.
And unemployment is forecast to have been unchanged last month.
Bloomberg News Now · Trump Order Allows Ranchers to Process Beef, Clancy Mistrial, More · 4 Sep 2026
podcast
While job growth is forecast to remain slow, the drop in the labor force, driven by immigration policy, has lowered the number of jobs that must be created to hold unemployment steady.
And unemployment is forecast to have been unchanged last month.
Absent any major surprise, the August Employment Report will be a predicate for next week's inflation numbers.
Fed officials are fairly confident the labor market is, at worst, steady.
Jobless claims are little changed, and surveys of manufacturing and service industries report companies are still hiring.
What do robot chefs mean for the restaurant industry?
Absent any major surprise, the August Employment Report will be a predicate for next week's inflation numbers.
Fed officials are fairly confident the labor market is, at worst, steady.
Bloomberg News Now · Vance Says Iran Conflict Not a 'War,' August Jobs in Focus, More · 4 Sep 2026
podcast
Absent any major surprise, the August Employment Report will be a predicate for next week's inflation numbers.
Fed officials are fairly confident the labor market is, at worst, steady.
Jobless claims are little changed, and surveys of manufacturing and service industries report companies are still hiring.
While job growth is forecast to remain slow, the drop in the labor force, driven by immigration policy, has lowered the number of jobs that must be a very strong.
be created to hold unemployment steady, and unemployment is forecast to have been unchanged last month.
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