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Your refrigerator to the engines on jet that flew you on your last vacation. it is deeply invested in health care, power, transportation, and much more. ge s long time chairman and ceo jeffrey was a job czar for president obama and part of a job s initiative for president trump. he joins me now. pleasure to have you on. good to see you again. what do you make of the american economy now. all of the soft data, the stock market has been booming since president trump was elected. but all the hard data, the actual numbers for business orders and the like are flat. and the implication of your article physical there s no fundamental reason for this, for this boom in confidence and the stock market, and that eventually it s all going to come down. what i would say, i still ....
For business orders and the like are flat and the implication of the article is there s no fundamental reason for this boom in confidence in the stock market and that eventually it s all going to come down. so, fareed, what i would say is i still think the u.s. economy is on a steady economic growth pattern, right? it s clearly not up 20% since last november, but it continues to grind forward at about a 2% gdp path. we see that. we feel that. i think as importantly, for the first time since the global financial crisis there are more economies around the world doing better. so europe is marginally better, china s better, so i don t think it s just the u.s., i think the global economy is slightly better. when you go to wall street it s ultimately going to be proven out in earnings of companies and cash flow more so than, you ....
The pattern of behavior is that things look dicey in washington and everything looks unknown then the better part of valor is to sell. in some shutdowns stocks gain if they re convinced they re short-lived. we re not near a shutdown but only a week away from a potential shutdown. elizabeth mcdonald and sandra smith for their read. sandra, what would be the impact you sense from guys you talk to if it comes to that, even a temporary shutdown. a knee-jerk reaction is merely the word i hear. a lot of traders looking at 2011. we did get a selloff and stocks rebounded. we expect volatility but the stock market is more a reflection of the weakness in the economy. business orders are down, wal-mart saying they re decreasing orders. there s a lot of bad news on the economy and you had a stock ....
Means for them. a grave concern for anyone who invested in the market. europe is important expert market in america. markets don t go to them. what immediately happens not just with the major employers but in the downstream, with small businesses. people get laid off, business orders go away. rescue plans and bail-out fund but europe has too much debt and the experts say there is it will to no way to make it disappear. as long as growth is stalled, the fix here remains illusive. the u.s. economy may be too weak to absurd the further shocks overseas and that s why the united states hope the leaders can steer their countries through us a centerty measures. and keep you were steady. bret? bret: amy kellogg in london. thank you. consumer spending rose half percentage point last month because gas prices were up 2%. ....