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Bloomberg Audio Studios, Podcasts Radio News. Single best idea post-CPI. That's what we do. We'll have PPI on Thursday and onto retail

sales. Everybody hanging on this. And of course, I love what Neil Dutte called it,

the tariff derangement syndrome. And we'll have to see just all the cross currents

that are going on. We had a lot of good conversations. Constance Hunter of EIU got us through the

inflation report, Jason Furman out on Twitter from Harvard with his wonderful four annualized

statistics, one month, three months, six month,

12 months, and on and on. I saw 28 different flavors of where we're heading on inflation.

I'll let you decide. We started strong with Rebecca Patterson from the Council on Foreign Relations.

She talked about regime change.

I think we're in a new regime for inflation.

I think we're in a new regime for bond yields.

So if the economy slows a lot, which Constance was talking about right before me,

if the economy slows enough, that's going to help pull inflation down.

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