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we have to juxtapose that with what james bullard told "the claman countdown" yesterday about the recent restrictive policy. >> we are seeing the fruits of that policy as inflation is coming down. we are in good shape for a soft landing. liz: the fresh gdp report signing with bullard reinforcing the story of a resilient economy, second read on third-quarter gdp showed up 5.2% level of growth versus estimates of 5%. last month, 4.9%. tomorrow we get the fed's favorite inflation gauge, the personal consumption expenditure number for october. that is the data that will give investors the best insight into central bank's next move. joining me, teddy weisberg, let's show everyone the top gainers as we kick off the final hour of trade. we are from different sectors. you've got software, salesforce, intel, technology, goldman sachs, american express, nike, retail, visa, credit cards. to we care to make a bet why the market seems to like everything if you look at the dow 30. >> the fact that the market likes everything is quite positive. we had other good markets, november has been a great month

louis ceo james bullard joins us live.final fed meeting of the year. stocks down across the board. ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. an agreement has been reached to extend the israel-hamas truce for another two days.

louis head president james bullard, and he was saying we shouldn't underestimate it. we talked about shelter inflation remaining sticky as a core part of cpi but also potential upside surprises. so the market perhaps is all right starting to price in a change in tone from the fed and this is the same fed a couple of weeks ago the chair, jerome powell, says we're not even thinking about rate cuts the market does not care at this point. >>> one other elem i want to brg in as well, this is not just about price stability. of course, that i have to maximize employment. and throughout the course of my discussion with jonathan pingle, we talked about what could happen to the unemployment rate. they see it ticking up to 4.9% when that happens, the u.s. economy in their view is likely to enter into a mild recession next year. they're looking at three skec tib negative gdp prints. so if you put the two together, the fact that these inflation prints have been dropping quite dramatically and much quicker than the fmc themselves had predicted plus the probability of a recession at

louis ceo james bullard joins us live. [closing bell rings] we're weeks away from the final fed meeting of the year. stocks down across the board. ♪ larry: hello, folks, welcome to "kudlow," i'm larry kudlow. an agreement has been reached to extend the israel-hamas truce for another two days. let's get right to it with all the ramifications and implications with john roberts coanchor of "america reports" on fox news. joan, welcome as always. john, i know you covered this on your show. can you just update us? i'm listening, actually we have some sound if i'm not mistaken of john kirby talking about how these cease-fires for hostages may be extended even longer. you probably heard kirby say that but let me refresh. if we can run that sound. >> in order to extend the pause hamas has committed to releasing another 20 women and children over the next two days. we would of course hope to see the pause extended further and that will depend upon hamas continuing to release hostages. larry: so, john, besides the extra two days i un