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lisa: torsten slok of apollo, thank you so much for joining us. very enjoyable to hear your point of view. let's get you an update on stories elsewhere. here is your bloomberg brief with yahaira. yahaira: apple's closing on a deal to use openai and chatgpt on the iphone. it would be part of a flurry of new ai features that apple is planning to announce next month. the tech giant also held talks with alphabet about the company's gemini chatbot. those discussions are ongoing but have not led to an agreement. tesla is facing further protests at its factory in germany, where activists are trying to stop an expansion that would require clearing part of a surrounding forest. police say at least 16 people were arrested on friday following actions including breaking into an airfield, damaging new tesla vehicles and blocking a road by the factory. campus protests over the war in gaza are colliding with college graduation season. jerry seinfeld was the commencement speaker this weekend at duke university, where about 30 students walked out, chanting free pa
lisa: torsten slok of apollo, thank you so much for joining us. very enjoyable to hear your point of view. let's get you an update on stories elsewhere. here is your bloomberg brief with yahaira. yahaira: apple's closing on a deal to use openai and chatgpt on the iphone. it would be part of a flurry of new ai features that apple is planning to announce next month. the tech giant also held talks with alphabet about the company's gemini chatbot. those discussions are ongoing but have not led to...
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>> for torsten slok, thank you for coming. first, as you know and october interest rates on the tenure with up to 5%, and i wonder if you would agree that the loss of the duration buyer is in itself shot across the bow in terms of a bloating confidence in the u.s.? i'm looking out obvious he not in the short term but in the intermediate term over years as you've suggested. there is certainly one of you on the street that the way this is going to unravel, as it did, with the problem with the auctions, fed has to monetize, coupled with financial repression, higher inflation and great spirit would you agree with it. >> was you, so very important discussion is exactly as you are saying that if it would come to a point where rates which it up, not necessarily like in some emerging markets, south africa when your crisis but to score higher and higher and so much, with the fed begin for financial stability recent or other reasons to intervene to try to limit how much interest rates are going up? i agree with what mike was saying at t
>> for torsten slok, thank you for coming. first, as you know and october interest rates on the tenure with up to 5%, and i wonder if you would agree that the loss of the duration buyer is in itself shot across the bow in terms of a bloating confidence in the u.s.? i'm looking out obvious he not in the short term but in the intermediate term over years as you've suggested. there is certainly one of you on the street that the way this is going to unravel, as it did, with the problem with...
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this hour, torsten slok weighs in and talks about when the fed could cut. and what is next for apple after a massive buyback? we'll talk to an analyst who says there is a lot more upside ahead for th
this hour, torsten slok weighs in and talks about when the fed could cut. and what is next for apple after a massive buyback? we'll talk to an analyst who says there is a lot more upside ahead for th
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apollo chief economist torsten slok joins us now. we're talking about the idea, torsten, we haven't seen weakness in pricing on rentals and home pricing and plays a factor in why inflation hasn't come all the way back down to 2% is it getting worse? what's happening. >> i agree let's not forget that housing has a way of roughly -- weight of roughly 35 to 40% depending on how you measure it and housing is a critical component for the fed when they try to achieve the 2% inflation target. i should say for housing it really is the case that we have both supply and demand is still quite supported for the housing market overall supply quite weak, all measures -- [ inaudible ] across the board and across the country and on the demand side despite the textbook would have predicted when mortgage rates go up in the range of 7 to 8%, they have come down a little bit more recently and that should have been creating more of a hit to housing. we have seen it strong wage, job growth across the board, the demand growth looks solid. the housing outlo
apollo chief economist torsten slok joins us now. we're talking about the idea, torsten, we haven't seen weakness in pricing on rentals and home pricing and plays a factor in why inflation hasn't come all the way back down to 2% is it getting worse? what's happening. >> i agree let's not forget that housing has a way of roughly -- weight of roughly 35 to 40% depending on how you measure it and housing is a critical component for the fed when they try to achieve the 2% inflation target. i...
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>> for torsten slok, thank you for coming. first, as you know and october interest rates on the tenure with up to 5%, and i wonder if you would agree that the loss of the duration buyer is in itself shot across the bow in terms of a bloating confidence in the u.s.? i'm looking out obvious he not in the short term but in the intermediate term over years as you've suggested. there is certainly one of you on the street that the way this is going to unravel, as it did, with the problem with the auctions, fed has to monetize, coupled with financial repression, higher inflation and great spirit would you agree with it. >> was you, so very important discussion is exactly as you are saying that if it would come to a point where rates which it up, not necessarily like in some emerging markets, south africa when your crisis but to score higher and higher and so much, with the fed begin for financial stability recent or other reasons to intervene to try to limit how much interest rates are going up? i agree with what mike was saying at t
>> for torsten slok, thank you for coming. first, as you know and october interest rates on the tenure with up to 5%, and i wonder if you would agree that the loss of the duration buyer is in itself shot across the bow in terms of a bloating confidence in the u.s.? i'm looking out obvious he not in the short term but in the intermediate term over years as you've suggested. there is certainly one of you on the street that the way this is going to unravel, as it did, with the problem with...