Now, i know that the end of the last panel, or the first panel, they got a little bit into credit risk, so they tried to take our territory, and this one should be better, so everyone should understand that. I just, maybe ill introduce the panelists first. It is going from my last, to the far left, mike calhoun first, the president for the center for responsible lending, and then dana ganford now the ceo of the Global Mortgage Group at rg capital. And lori goodman is next, here at the urnen institute, she is the Vice President for Housing Finance policy and then last is David Finkelstein who is the chief Investment Officer for analy capital management. And i think we start with lori who has a couple of slides, and will take us through some of the data on history and development in credit Risk Transfer. Yes, just for a very short time, i think you did such a good job of mentioning, credit Risk Transfer actually started in 2012. And the idea was to reduce the overall risk of fannie and f
You do have financials and Energy Taking up the slack to some degree. Inconclusive, indecisive action. Were 4 below the highs the treasury yields remain in fo focus. We did break out on tenyear yields above 4. 25 taking us back to 2008 the 30s are at 4. 40. Its a consistent story were pricing for a better growth economy, high real inflation adjustment yields. We can bet the economy can handle it or not plus a supply demand issue for debt. Look, the latest data is supportive of those higher yields we got jobless claims below 240. Psychologically important. Theres the yellow bankruptcy factoring in so far no evidence of real mass l layoffs in this economy. We have philly fed which was sharply higher and the first positive read since last august and prices paid inside of that, which a lot of people look at, looking for inflation cues was a little higher. You add that to the other data weve gotten this week its not earthshaking data. Its industrial productions, housing starts, retail sales
Results at the bottom of the hour. Markets off their highs of the morning. We did have a little relief trade higher the s p was up more than 1. 1 at the highs, right back to that 4500 level thats been sticky the dow is closer to its highs of the month, actually and the nasdaq outperforming a little bit today as bond yields remain fairly tame, carl. Got the tenyear back to 3. 95 for a moment the vix back below 15 for a moment signs we had gotten used to in july we relaxed a little. The weekly claims is digestible but there was an uptick. Soft landing premise remains intact well see if the markets get tested on that assumption at this point cooler than expected inflation driving markets after that cpi report exfood and energy at lowest levels since october of 2021 but the probability of another rate hike in september down to 10 . Is the fed on the cusp of executing this soft landing many thought impossible joining us pimco managing director josh schneider. New data anything change about
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Have to decide first what changes do we think are appropriate, and that will take a little time. And then the question will be reproposal what i said, when we get to that point, if reproposal is the right time, were not going to hesitate its a perfectly live option in the current environment we have in politics in this country, theres not a lot that you find bipartisan agreement on, but i think you could find some agreement in withdrawing that proposal. Can you explain the importance of broad consensus at the fed on proposals like b3e, among Board Members to proposals i think well get to broad consensus at the fed i think its very important. This has been our culture that we try to find Common Ground and weve been able to do that in the regulatory space, and i expect we will be as well. Im committed to that. Could it be that were seeing this level of disagreement because of extreme measures that are being taken now that may not have been taken in the past. A total difference of opinion