majority of the video that will be shown has not yet been seen publicly. the house panel will try to show americans that former president trump was not a bystander but was at the center of the uprising to overturn the election and the votes of 81 million people who chose president biden. so, let s begin the hour with cnn congressional correspondent ryan nobles. so, ryan, have they told us what this new video and testimony will be? reporter: not specifically. but we do have a good idea as to where it is headed. we are told that this is going to be new angles of some of the violence and chaos that took place on that day from a unique perspective, a perspective that could come from a documentarian that was actually embedded with the proud boys right-wing militia group on that day. there s also going to be taped interviews and clips of these taped interviews of these depositions that took place behind closed doors with members of the trump administration and the trump family it
rare. companies are still struggling to find workers. but unemployment claims have started to creep higher, and normally that could be a cause for concern, but you know, we re not in normal times. this is a weird place for the economy. inflation is so high that the jobs market probably needs to slow down. i mean, it would be like if the three of us were on a run, on a hot day, and say we re cruising along, going really fast, but it s really hot out. it might not be the worst thing for all of us to slow down. similarly, moody s economist, mark sandy, told me that he this is why i don t run. but go on. exactly. he thinks that jobless claims actually do have to rise from here. otherwise, we re not going to be able to get inflation under control. we ve seen a more pronounced slowdown in the housing market. that is because mortgage rates have come up. we saw another increase today. mortgage rates up to 5.2%. that is a big increase from 3% a year ago, and the higher they go, i mean, th
Stocks Creep Higher as Market Awaits Fed Decision - Stock Market Forecast
2021-03-15 19:30:00
Peter Hanks,
Strategist
Nasdaq 100 Price Outlook:
The Nasdaq 100 tiptoed higher to start the week as traders were on edge ahead of the looming Fed rate decision
While the Fed is not expected to reveal many significant changes, there are fears rates might rise sooner than previously expected
Stocks Creep Higher as Market Awaits Fed Decision - Stock Market Forecast
US equities began the week with a modest performance as each of the major indices creeped higher. The outperformer of the group, the Nasdaq 100, enjoyed a gain of 0.5% while the Dow Jones and S&P 500 were largely unchanged. Nevertheless, the Nasdaq has some catching up to do as it was the worst performer of the three indices over the last few weeks. Whether the reflation trade has met its end is yet to be seen, a trend that could be decided by the Federal Reserve’s interest rate decision later this week.