Michael McKee

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1,101 appearances 196 recordings 2 series first heard Aug 2025 last heard 6d ago

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Average hourly earnings gains have slowed, and central bankers say that suggests there's no wage pressures on inflation.
Michael McKee, Bloomberg Radio.
The the economy hasn't changed a whole lot, but uh this is the second in so many days uh Fed official to say that if we get a bad inflation number they're gonna vote for higher rates.
Michael uh Michael Barr yesterday and now today, Chris Waller.
The economy hasn't changed a whole lot, but uh this is the second in so many days uh Fed official to say that if we get a bad inflation number they're gonna vote for higher rates, Michael uh Michael Barr yesterday and now today, Chris Wallace.
The the economy hasn't changed a whole lot, but uh this is the second in so many days uh Fed official to say that if we get a bad inflation number they're gonna vote for higher rates.
Michael g uh Michael Barr yesterday and now today, Chris Waller.
Goods producing lost ten thousand jobs, most of those in manufacturing.
Seventeen thousand jobs lost in manufacturing, professional and business services down by sixteen thousand in that group.
And in terms of the size of businesses, it was large establishments doing most of the hiring.
That also then attracts more capital out of the United States and m there are fewer buyers of US Treasuries, so that puts pressure on yields as well.
Uh and on top of all that layer the oil prices going up again and you have this sort of perfect storm of uh global yields rising.
Take a look at the Bloomberg Global Treasury Index, and it's at its highs since the two thousand eight financial crisis.
And that is not good news overall for the markets.
Kevin Walsh has been here before as a Fed governor during the financial crisis, but he wasn't the person investors look to for guidance.
Now he is.
But so far he's failed to provide it.
PCE headline comes in up two tenths of a percent more than anticipated, leaves the year over year rate at three point seven percent.
The core at two tenths of a percent is uh stronger than anticipated.
Core stays at three point three percent on an unrounded basis core.
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