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About $30 billion a month starting in january. about $30 billion a month starting injanuary. which means it will wrap that up by the middle of march of next year and opened the door for them to start raising rates as soon as much, but we don t think that is really going to happen untiljune next year. so happen untiljune next year. so ou happen untiljune next year. so you do expect them to announce a reduction of the bond buying support they provide every month? do you think that is the best way to cope with the current inflationary pressure? it is about all they can do at this point. there isn t a whole lot they can do about the supply chain disruption. there is some downside, some risk to the 0micron variant, so there is a chance they might come out a little bit more doveish. but i think the fed is feeling a bit concerned now that they are behind the curve now. the other thing we see in the us economy is that the labour market is recovering a lot faster than we expected. in november t ....
Is now going to be someone else. i like john, i get very good advice from john. who are the other people? we know secretary pompeo. i don t know that i ve described him as doveish. his record in congress was certainly more hawkish. he was the cia director before that. sometimes you change jobs, you get access to more information, you can change. but who? who? we have a relatively new secretary of defense, secretary esper. no criticism to secretary esper, but no experience like john bolton had. is the president looking for balance? that s why i think this choice is going to be so interesting, because the president did come in on a number of issues with these views that were different than traditional republican views, but his cabinet and his administration have largely been stocked by the republican ....
To confirm that 97% of low grade uranium was removed after said deal and democrats have a point in the fact that the president just this time last year pulled the country out of that deal without replacing it with something else. i think it s less criticism of whatever the president comes up with and we are still waiting to find out what that is and also acknowledgment that the timing left a year of nothing in place to address iran s behavior. rob: alex, as we have seen democrats not happy with anything at all with the president does in the country, kamala harris wants to go back to jcpoa, the iran deal, what do you think? i think if the 2020 democratic primary wasn t a race on who can hate on the president the most that actually democrats would be more favorable to what the president is doing. the president has more doveish instincts than a lot of the republican counterparts that he ....
About instances and tweets here, if we had a policy to debate that would be on more solid footing and solicit from democrats especially those running for president what they would like to see that s different or how they might tweak whatever is being put forward. it s difficult to critique something as detailed as tweets or doveish instinct, i think that s the challenge here, i don t think that people disagree that the that america ought to take a more aggressive stance towards that country, i just think that we haven t heard or seen a plan come from this president or from the last 6. we lost diplomatic relations in 1980 s. almost an impossible problem you would think at some point. alex, democrats say this was predictable, they were bound to lash out in this way and they say this is the wrong way to handle this country. well, look, you can t rewarded bad behavior and i ....
By the fact that the economic recovery such as it was was so strong under president obama. that gave him an opportunity to with deregulation and taxes really help the economy grow. that does help markets, and in addition, the fed it has now decided, you know, jerome powell has decided that he did be a little more doveish about interest rate hikes right now. that s a positive for the market and i think that will help president trump deregulation and tax cuts are growing the economy , good for the economy good for the markets. david: jerome powell by the way is the head of the federal reserve they are the ones that set the base interest rate that leads other interest rates to go up or down. rochelle the day after the president trump was elected president, the market began to go up and its been going up ever since, kind of stalled at around 25,000 on the dow, but it went up 7,000 points, right after he was elected. there does seem to be a connection between the economic policy or at least ....