Hello! Welcome to Slake Money, your guide to the Business and Finance News of the Week.

I'm Felix Simon of Axios.

I'm here in the Brooklyn studio with Emily Peck of Axios.

Hello, hello. Welcome to Brooklyn, Emm, Emily. in the Brooklyn studio with Emily Peck of Axios.

Hello, hello.

Welcome to Brooklyn, Emily.

Thank you, it's great to be here.

It's fun to have you here.

Elizabeth Bires, you two are in Brooklyn.

I am, but not in the studio. But not in the studio. But not in the studio. But hello, nonetheless.

Hello. This was a big week. There was a major Fed pivot, which we have to talk about, obviously.

There was a lot of news on the labor relations front

because we're going to talk about Starbucks and what's going on with their unionization

efforts. There was a lot of news on the sports pages with dollar numbers throwing around about

Schohe Otani, who's a sports player. We're going to talk about him and his structure.

There was a huge amount of news coming out of Dubai about the climate talks there, so we're going to talk about that in the slate plus.

There were a whole bunch of other things we're just not even going to be able to get to, but is a packed show so it's all coming up on

slate money.

We just saw some really amazing movement in the bond market and this is something I love to geek out

about because I think as slate money listeners will all know I think the bond market is much more interesting than the stock market and

What we have seen in the bond market is yields come down

enormously they're now like 10 year yields they're like they used to be 5% now they're 4% the mortgages that used to be 8% and now 7%

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