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Bit. This is what happened here. The 2year treasury yield topping 5 after fed chair jay powell made his first comment after the hotter than expected data. We said its moving sustainably toward 2 before proemtsly easing policy. The recent data have clearly not given us greater confidence and instead indicate that its likely to take longer than expected to achieve that confidence. Powell echoed recent statements by other fed officials indicating the current policy level will likely stay in place until inflation gets closer to its target. And so effectively, andrew, hes saying the data has been coming in increasingly hot. Weve been trending toward it. Now the question for the markets is will we have to establish a new trend and is the bar even higher to start cutting rates. Weve seen banks push out in september, which is 68 at this point. Some have said maybe none in 2024. Maybe its 2025. Can you believe were at 7 . Thats always crazy. I dont think the street should have ever been at 7 or
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The announcement at the Bipartisan Policy Center. On how nafta affects the business. This is about an hour. Good afternoon, everyone. A pleasure to welcome you here to the Bipartisan Policy Center for what i think will be a pretty exciting and important conversation about opportunities to strengthen, modernize and reform the north American Free trade agreement. As i think you are aware, we have two actionpacked conversations. Talkingfirst start out it to of the leaders of the key industry that will be influencing this discussion. We will be joined right around 4 00 by the secretary of commerce. Let me just set the stage for you for a couple of minutes, then we will get into our conversations. Those of you who follow our work know we try to accurately define problems. We have a quaint affinity to evidence and are best efforts to come up with rigorous facts on which people can have a good fight. We like to try to move forward and develop practical and Creative Solutions we think and gene
The announcement at the Bipartisan Policy Center. On how nafta affects the business. This is about an hour. Good afternoon, everyone. A pleasure to welcome you here to the Bipartisan Policy Center for what i think will be a pretty exciting and important conversation about opportunities to strengthen, modernize and reform the north American Free trade agreement. As i think you are aware, we have two actionpacked conversations. Talkingfirst start out it to of the leaders of the key industry that will be influencing this discussion. We will be joined right around 4 00 by the secretary of commerce. Let me just set the stage for you for a couple of minutes, then we will get into our conversations. Those of you who follow our work know we try to accurately define problems. We have a quaint affinity to evidence and are best efforts to come up with rigorous facts on which people can have a good fight. We like to try to move forward and develop practical and Creative Solutions we think and gene