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Of an inflation without declaring victory. people are clearly not feeling that yet. >> thats the big question. he really has to hit it to the middle. he wants to show the markets, look, were going to fight inflation, were going to crush it, dont worry. he doesnt want to scare the market so much that theyre going to topple. people are more invested in the markets than they ever have been in america, you know, they really feel it when stocks go down, when housing prices go down, some of that is go...

That by raising rates, you will in the process of doing so bring that big number down, but it could go on awhile here. furthermore, he seems to be intimating here that he will hold them at the higher level until he convinced inflation is under control. isnt that why the markets held off? there might be more time to this than we thought? >> i think the part of the question is a, should we be looking at the sequential improvement weve seen and more importantly today as you pointed out in the pce. ...

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U.s. will convene and discuss the path to higher interest rates. there is some trepidation on what fed chair jerome powell could say on friday. will he spook the markets and say interest rates will rise faster than expected in late september? hallie? >> nobody can predict the future, but you mentioned a couple of things were looking ahead to. at what point might we get some clarity on the next fed moves and where investors heads are at? >> later this week, we get another read on inflation, the c...

All right. a big temperature check for the economy this week. new home sales, durable goods orders and an updated estimate of second quarter gtv -- i just chose three random letters, right? any three letters. i have no idea why those came into my head. gdp, those are the three correct letters here. these reports coming in the next few days. here to save me, christine romans chief business correspondent and rahel solomon. >> pce is friday. >> maybe its pcp. i dont know. what are we going to see t...

Easier to solve. were in a world where a lot of global shops will boost prices over time and how do we get from that world into an inflation scenario that is more comfortable, that doesnt erode the paychecks of most americans. that is the question. and unfortunately, there is a limit to what the federal reserve or congress can do about global supply shops other than make them more comfortable for people. but actually solving that problem, that will be a hard one to solve. >> inflation data due l...

Been so difficult to try to turn around, brianna. >> all right, christine romans, thank you for that. obviously there is an economic impact in the numbers like this. what about the political impact? with us now, senior data reporter harry enten. harry, were talking about a presidents party heading into a midterm, inflation numbers like this, what do they mean? >> lets take a look. were going to put in, we got this in last second, we put this in. where are we right now? 6.8%. these are the five...

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Months to come? that level has been at a ten-year low. consumers not feeling great. wednesday, all eyes on the federal reserve. we expect another rate hike of 75 basis points. we saw a hike of the same magnitude last month. that is a massive hike. thursday will probably get the biggest attention. we know first quarter gdp was negative. if we see another negative print, kate, it is going to reignite the debate over are we already in a recession? white house has already been pushing back against t...

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