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The situation we are in and the difficulties that mortgage holders face. if we don't take action to bring inflation down, it gets worse. for action to bring inflation down, it gets worse-— it gets worse. for a new chancellor _ it gets worse. for a new chancellor planning - it gets worse. for a new chancellor planning tax | it gets worse. for a new- chancellor planning tax rises, the bankers make new forecast notjust points to an historically lengthy recession, they will have been no growth since the end of 2019 across the entire parliament after the pandemic. the entire parliament after the ...

We have a ways to go. clearly, the fed thinks there's more ground to cover. for americans, this means more economic pain ahead, as this decision pushes up the cost of borrowing. us labor leader afl—cio president liz shuler criticised the fed's approach, warning that it would have a direct and harmful effect on working families. meanwhile, a number of democrats have warned that the fed's actions have done little to reduce inflation, while increasing the risk ofjob losses. acknowledging that rate hikes had been difficult for americans and businesses, mr powell defended the fed's actions, notin...

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A lot of things have come together in the month of september. schools are fully in session. we have that fiscal policy. the direct payments to household and there's a need now to get back into the office or the workplace. we saw that in september. whether it holds or not will be dependent on people coming back into the market. >> so people coming back into the market is so important, and here's why. we know the fed wants to see a higher unemployment rate, right? that could mean either people losing their jobs, and the jobless rate rises, or it could mean some combination of that and a lot of p...

By the way, we should point out a lot of these ceos think there is a recession. it's going to be short lived, pretty quick. >> in that survey, interesting to me. 31% said if there's a recession it won't be mild. what's the determining factor between whether it is mild or not? >> so i think what these ceos are telling us they don't buy the idea somehow a magical soft landing. that the fed will be able to jack up interest rates and carefully bring the economy down from that. they don't think that's going to happen. so what does a mild recession look like? maybe two shallow quarters of negative g...