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Carl Weinberg is the founder of and the chief economist at high frequency economics.

He's here in our Bloomberg 1130 studios. It's great to see

you as always. Let's start with the data this week what you're looking for especially. I mean

industrial production tomorrow I imagine that's a big one you'll be paying attention to this week.

Yeah, I mean we think the industrial production number is probably going to turn out okay based on the

surveys that we're seeing.

You know the economy is chugging along, you know, we're not going to see any great

numbers out of industrial production though. You know, we're not going to see any great numbers out of industrial production though.

You know, we're looking about maybe 7 tenths of a percent for the month at high frequency that's a little bit more than the consensus.

But overall, you know, the economic growth numbers are not going to knock anybody

socks off anytime soon.

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