dana peterson of the conference board. data has been better-than-expected on retail sales and elsewhere. the market is picking up the front end of the yield curve. the conversation of the next fed rate hike, we will have that with david jones of bank of america talking about the latest economic data in america. the rate hike conversation gets a little bit more fuel. tom: we cannot say enough about the originality of this november of 2021. as we spoke to william dudley and mr. lacher, today we speak with the genuine beast. james bullard back to 2008 who said the economic community on its ear talking about regime change, the idea of how a central bank should act. the phd from indiana joins us this morning and our questions always led to the beginning, unlike at the press conference, by our michael mckee. michael: i am not sure what the beast means, but we are happy to happy with us on bloomberg radio and television this morning. there's a lot going on to talk about. there is an elephant in the room or at least there will be

dana peterson, the conference board chief economist.matic family feud, canada's edward rogers we get control of roger's communications. could it end up him losing a lot more? it is our stock of the hour, coming up next. ♪ amanda: this is bloomberg markets. i'm amanda lang. the rogers family feud, which has gripped candid and some others are like is over at least for now. a report has given edward rogers control of the board of the company. the news has boosted shares of rogers, as well as shaw communications, which rogers is in the process of taking over. kriti gupta has more. >> let's start out with rogers communication does. it is a communications and media company that ranges from cable to radio, tv broadcasting, all the way to wireless. half of their revenue coming from wireless in particular. the family feud started when guy named ted rogers, whose son, edward rogers, served as the company's board of directors, and in trying to fire the ceo of the company, his sister and mother's, who are members of the board, try to remove him. he

coming up, dana peterson, commerce board chief economist. bloomberg. ♪ president biden is facing pressure to decide how to address the surge in gasoline prices. officials will be looking at new energy price data tomorrow. opec+ has ignored requests from some of the world's biggest oil consumers, including the u.s., japan, and india, to increase supply to meet elevated demand. the pentagon has increased orders for specialized chips used in gps dependent systems. israel is set to allow some tourists to enter the country even if they haven't had booster shots, according to the country's health and tourism minister. testing will be required. each group will remain in a so-called capsule and be kept away from crowded areas. global news 24 hours a day, on air and on bloomberg quicktake, powered by more than 2700 journalists and analysts in more than 120 countries. i'm ritika gupta. this is bloomberg. guy: thank you very much, indeed. citigroup is opening a new flagship branch in new york city today, and it comes on the heels of a strategy shakeup

signaling some participants are prepared to raise rates sooner than anticipated let's bring in dana peterson and senior investment strategist at edward jones great to have both of you here dana, takeaways on the minutes and really all the fed speak that we've had lately where fed members are getting a little itchier to move faster and fight inflation. >> yes, i think fed members are saying to themselves, look, there are transitory factors but it's taking longer for them to dissipate. and there are some factors that may be more persistent given that we see very elevated levels of inflation just this morning's report for the pce headline in core, plus we're seeing a strengthening labor market, very strong, very low unemployment claims, and also very strong gdp and certainly when we look at consumption spending today, people are spending on both goods and services we're shaping up into something that looks like a backdrop that looks like you can begin normalizing or raising interest rates. >> mona, what's also notable is market reaction which is not a whole lot. yes, the nasdaq is looking at a

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