going to kick things off by chatting with brendan peterson, he is a financial services reporter for punch bowl news. good morning. guest: good morning. host: thank you for joining us. we know that federal reserve is meeting today and tomorrow. what are analysts expecting from the meeting? guest: we are expecting a 25 basis point hike. this is pretty much in line with how things have been going for the past 16 months or so. the federal reserve has been embarking on a historic interest rate raising campaign to bring down inflation. we paused last time, economists expect the fed to hike again. the real question looking forward is what the fed does after this. officials have projected they want to hold interest rates higher, rather than raising them every time. the question will become how long do we hold interest rates as high as they are? if the fed hikes tomorrow, we are looking at an interest rate between 5.2 5% and 5.5% of the federal level. host: we hear a lot about this softly ending the federal reserve is trying to create or accomplish. what does that mean, and how does that impact ra

we are going to kick things off with brendan peterson a financial services reporter for punch bowl news. let's start first of all we know federal reserve is meeting today and tomorrow. what are analysts expecting frox this meeting we are expecting a basis point hike in line with how things have been going for the last 16 months or so. the federal reserve has been and barking on a historic interest rate raising campaigns to bring down inflation. we paused last time. economists expected the fed to hike again and the question looking forward is going to be what did they do after this. officials have projected that they want to hold interest rates high now rather than raising them every time the federal open markets committee needs. so the question is going to become how long do we hold interest rates as high as they are if the fed does hike tomorrow, we are going to be looking at an interest rate between 5.25 and 5.5% at the federal level.de >> you so, we hear a lot about this soft landing that the federal reserve is trying to create or accomplish. what does that mean and how does that imp

we are going to kick things off by chatting with brendan peterson, he is a financial services reporter for punch bowl news. good morning. guest: good morning. host: thank you for joining us. we know that federal reserve is meeting today and tomorrow. what are analysts expecting from the meeting? guest: we are expecting a 25 basis point hike. this is pretty much in line with how things have been going for the past 16 months or so. the federal reserve has been embarking on a historic interest rate raising campaign to bring down inflation. we paused last time, economists expect the fed to hike again. the real question looking forward is what the fed does after this. officials have projected they want to hold interest rates higher, rather than raising them every time. the question will become how long do we hold interest rates as high as they are? if the fed hikes tomorrow, we are looking at an interest rate between 5.2 5% and 5.5% of the federal level. host: we hear a lot about this softly ending the federal reserve is trying to create or accomplish. what does that mean, and how does that

again, plentiful news financial services reporter brendan peterson, thank you again for joining us. we are back to the phone lines, because our question this morning is what is the impact of inflation on your personal finances? do you see things getting better or worse, and how is doesn't look good for the democrats. i mean, to me, they own this. i voted for the democrats. i was expecting way more than -- >> the president of the united states, accompanied by the honorable senator debbie stabenow and ms. rochelle key.

we are going to kick things off with brendan peterson a financial services reporter for punch bowl

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we are going to kick things off by chatting with brendan peterson, he is a financial services reporteror punch bowl news. good morning. guest: good morning. host: thank you for joining us. we know that federal reserve is meeting today and tomorrow. what are analysts expecting from the meeting? guest: we are expecting a 25 basis point hike. this is pretty much in line with how things have been going for the past 16 months or so. the federal reserve has been embarking on a historic interest rate raising campaign to bring down inflation. we paused last time, economists expect the fed to hike again. the real question looking forward is what the fed does after this. officials have projected they want to hold interest rates higher, rather than raising them every time. the question will become how long do we hold interest rates as high as they are? if the fed hikes tomorrow, we are looking at an interest rate between 5.2 5% and 5.5% of the federal level. host: we hear a lot about this softly ending the federal reserve is trying to create or accomplish. what does that mean, and how does that i

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