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Bloomberg. One of our top stories, the President's latest Fed nominee Stephen Moore

continues to call for the Central Bank to reverse course.

According to the New York Times, Mr Moore defended his view that the Fed was wrong to raise interest rates in September and December,

he said the Fed should immediately reverse course and cut rates by half a percentage point.

To discuss on the phone phone joining us now Ellen

Zentner Morgan Stanley's chief US economist. What do you make of that Alan the

latest call from the latest Fed nominee? Well, I think it echoes sentiment, you know,

almost widely held across the street

that I don't know about September as well,

but that the Fed might not have needed to hike in December.

And so I don't think it's unusual to add his voice

to those saying that the Fed may have made a mistake but expecting the Fed to just

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