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He served as Federal Reserve chair from 1979 to 1987. He accomplished many things during his long and distinguished career and elsewhere and best known for leading the fight to detain them placement that he inherited as chair the foundation for the prosperity and price stability we enjoy today. But what is most admirable, more than his accomplishments is his character. He believed there is no higher calling than Public Service and he dedicated the lion share of his life. With courage, integrity ...

Fireworks on capitol hill, democrats delayed Impeachment Vote, mornings with maria begins right now. Maria health big show this morning, joining the conversation pwc partner Mitch Roschelle and kevin oleary, big show today. Dagen can you keep up, maria bartiromo, americans really turned to the conservative victory in britain last night while there was a dog and pony show happening in washington, d. C. , thats where the energy was, trade on china, trade with canada and mexico, its really been an ...

Street journal, first on china, greg, everyone seems to think that if you dont get a deal, if you can push back tariffs, for now that might be just as good as one, what do you think . Certainly we are past the days where every sickle things got worse, things look worse, the markets took it on the chin, we are now in a stage where things arent getting worse, thats okay, nice if we got better, nice of phase 1 deal but honestly just like staying where we are is satisfactory for the markets. I think...

Median the long one remains unchanged at 2 1 2 . The economy is very much the same as it was in fact, i dont have any changes at all Economic Activity rising at a moderate rate. Job gains solid on average Unemployment Rate remained low the only weak spot there and inflation running below the feds 2 target. The fed used to morninger Global Developments and inflationary pressures. Those two things animating fed policy, very much on its radar there in terms of what is behind or motivating policy ri...

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...

Pulled that into this. Treasury, we want treasury to be able to have the cash that it needs and we are essentially taking that to our work. There may come a time when we talk about that. I think we are more focused, frankly, on the bill purchases the year end and review of supervisory and regulatory issues that were digging into and we think these are structural things, right just allow the liquidity that is already there to flow more freely perhaps by making fairly straightforward noncontrovers...

Pot belly cfo why the klain lost 6 today we will get to it all let us begin with the Federal Reserve as expected no change in rates in the time meeting of both the year and final meeting of the decade. Come on. Thats all in the past, guy what should we expect in the future the new year, a rate cut, a rate hike, Steve Liesman was there. Asking questions at the press conference and he joins us now with more good evening, steve. Sully, thanks the Federal Reserve ended a momentous year for Monetary ...

Good afternoon, everyone. To begin, id like to say a few words about paul volker who as you know passed away earlier this week. Paul volker served as Federal Reserve chair from 1979 to 1987. He accomplished many things during his long and distinguished career at the fed and elsewhere. Hes best known for leading the fight to tame the doubledigit inflation he inherited, laying the prosperity we enjoy today. But what is perhaps most admirable about him more than his accomplishments was his characte...

Leading the fight to tame the doubledigit inflation that he inherited as chair, thus laying the foundation for the prosperity and price stability we enjoy today. But what is perhaps most admirable about him more than his many accomplishmentswas his character. He believed that there is no higher calling than public service, and he dedicated the lions share of his life to it. With courage, integrity, and tenacity, he always pursued the policies that he believed would ultimately benefit all america...

The last 6 months 8 top russian universities and Research Institutes have announced or expand a partnership with way with a focus on advancing the ai ecosystem neural nets data storage and processing. This is faster this back and forth that weve seen with way the u. S. Has taken a lot of action against them has this actually affected their business at all so so far in the latest Earnings Report no it really hasnt always still continue to expand its 5 g. Coverage worldwide including europe where ...