Partnerships with the Historical Society. I like to give a special welcome for anyone attending a virtual one for the first time. Im sure there are some joining us for the first time. If youre not familiar with us, we are the oldest Historical Society in america. Hundred and 7091 as an independent nonprofit institution, dedicated to collecting and publishing in staring her history or 229 years. These days, we are taking to hosting Virtual Events and Online Events planned every week through june. Our Program Next Week and friday at 2 00 p. M. And a virtual tour in the philly programs. This years anniversary so we hope you will be able to join us on the property find Additional Details on our website. Today we have a great program, we are joined by abram from an associate professor of english at Washington University in st. Louis. Phd from northwestern university. His published widely on literature, possibly focusing especially on American Culture. Hell be talking about his new book, ame
Forward on inflation, the fed sees core pce inflation dropping, to 1. 6 that is the inflation excluding food and energy original closer to 2 objective fed sees inflation rising next year under target range there, now on growth sees gdp finishing 2. 2 for the end of the year here, 2 for next year, then the fed sees slowing growth in years 21, 2022 down slightly but still in that 2 range there, on jobs, the fed sees jobless rate going up a little bit to 3. 6 currently 3. 5 , the fed then see it is jobless rate tick down again back to 3. 5 , next year, now finally, talk about that all 17 members of the fomc vetted to keep rates unchanged, that means this was a Straight Line, i called it last time it was Straight Line december, of 2015 back to you. Thank you so much for that, here to discuss former dallas fed advisory, danielle, expect a planning chief Market Strategist jeff point Bridge Capital paul lambert, lets get into what we heard no change he in terms of the expectation, rates uncha
Air in ourdirection north westerly wind, bringing cold air in our direction over the next few days. The showers will increasingly turn wintry, some show was in the north could see snow, and it will be cold with strong winds too so it will feel chilly out there. Through the rest of the afternoon the showers packing in from the west, some heavy ones and especially over high ground in scotland, youve got showers beginning to turn wintry as the temperatures dip away as the afternoon goes on. During this a lot of showers packing in relentlessly on this strong westerly or north westerly wind. Notice more snow starting to show up on the chart, even to lower levels in scotland and Northern Ireland. Weve also got the potential for some ice with that. This is how the commute will look, with lots of these wintry showers across scotland, Northern Ireland and northern england, increasingly falling as sleet and snow to lower levels. In wales it will be mostly rain at lower levels, but sleet and snow