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jonathan: the fed speak over the next few days, boston collins -- that is the lineup and it is kind of presidential placemat that you had to memorize all the names. this is the fed version. jonathan: we will get all that data tomorrow morning. greg, noise versus signal. how much was noise and how much is signaling? greg: we had a lot of noise. it is not just one direction. we had an inflation print. a lot of january reset and sector prices. perhaps even some weighing issues. i would tend to take a step back from january inflation data. the report was strong but very noisy. the data was on the weaker side but also noisy. it is not just one direction. you have to take a step back as to what is happening. we are seeing an economy that is robust. jonathan: are you suggesting that it will not be repeated? greg: there tends to be a little bit of an echo. but i think we have to look at the next couple of months. we have to look at the next couple of months of data before we make a decision. i think that is the better approach. think about the underlying drivers of inflation. we are seeing an

jonathan: appreciate the insight and reaction from charles schwab, collin martin.oints. lisa: but it is d inverted, considering you have seen both sides with short-term yields coming in for the most part over the past six months. jonathan: if you looked for that aggressiveness and the big rally at the back end of terrible data or tremendous inflation data to encourage the fed to start cutting interest rates, not seeing it. lisa: people don't understand the cycle, including myself. what the fed reaction will be, and how much they will cut, as well as the risk premia and what they will look like. this is all unknown. territory unknown. jonathan: you are not alone, hardly anybody understands this cycle. yields coming in about three or four basis points. over the next hour, the third of "bloomberg surveillance," deutsche bank, ed mills, and david rubenstein just around the corner. ♪ fresh, warm hot dogs! when i'm not selling hot dogs, i invest in a fund that advances innovations like robotics. fresh, warm hot dogs, straight out of my torso! one for you, one for you. oh