I'm Ansela Your Heart.

I'm Charles Payne.

I'm Martha McCallum, and this is the Fox News Rundown.

Tuesday, December 30th, 2025.

I'm Evan Brown.

A new year is coming.

So how's that economy going to hold up?

As we see energy come down and we see true private GDP growth within this country

and we see a reduction in debt and deficit spending, we will see real dollars increase.

That means your dollars worth more when you go to the store, you go to the pump. We'll see

prices start to come down on some goods. This is the Fox News Rundown Evening Edition.

How's your wallet? How's your 401k? Did you get a new car, a new mortgage? Are you looking

to get a new car or home mortgage? It might all depend on how much everything else will cost you. In other words,

everybody continues to be curious about things like inflation and interest rates.

Yes, it's true. We've seen some better economic indicators this first year of having President

Trump back in office, but people don't live their lives by economic data. And good policy doesn't always give us the good

feels. That being said, a number of indicators say, these things are better and poised to not get

worse as we head into a new year with new laws, new rules, and maybe new rates. Yeah, I think the feel

of the economy is, is difficult.

It's a difficult, it's a steep slope to climb and to explain away. And I think that's because of the,

the, how deep the hole is that was dug, particularly by the previous administration.

Anthony Esposito is the CEO of Ascalon Capital. For the past, over the past year, I've continued to say clean up an aisle 7 as a joke, but it's kind of where we sit.

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