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PREVIEW: FEDERAL RESERVE Colleague Elizabeth Peek analyzes Wall Street's expectations for Jerome Powell's Fed leadership and implications for the incoming Trump administration. More later.

The John Batchelor Show

John Batchelor

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4.52.8K Ratings

🗓️ 10 December 2024

⏱️ 3 minutes

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PREVIEW: FEDERAL RESERVE Colleague Elizabeth Peek analyzes Wall Street's expectations for Jerome Powell's Fed leadership and implications for the incoming Trump administration. More later.

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0:00.0

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Oracle.com slash bandwidth. This is John Batchel. Conversation with Elizabeth Peake, my colleague.

1:02.9

She writes a column for the Hill, column for Fox News, about the challenge to Jerome Powell, the chairman

1:08.2

of the Federal Reserve at the next meeting. Presuming inflation is not abated but checked,

1:15.7

what is the next decision about interest rates?

1:21.8

Wall Street heavily is favoring a quarter point cut,

1:25.6

but what does that mean for the new Trump administration?

1:29.0

Liz interprets very carefully walking a fine line here.

1:34.6

More of this tonight.

1:36.8

The CPI is expected to show that inflation, to use the new word, is still sticky.

1:44.0

I think a lot of people think it'll be actually just a notch higher than it was in October.

1:48.8

I think the CPI in October was 2.6.

1:51.2

People are looking around 2.7.

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