kathy jones over at charles schwab. coming up, former fed governor enter wells fargo betsy duke joins us to talk about powell, the economy and rates. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> we have models for everything, formulas are everything. as a practitioner we have to be focused on what the economy is telling us. even taking lags into account. what is it telling us? does it feel like policy is to tie right now? i would have to say no. 5.25% to 5.5%. matt: that was fed chair jay powell speaking with our own david westin. betsy duke is a former federal reserve governor and former chair of wells fargo. she joins us now to help us assess what we heard from governor powell and what we are watching in the markets these days. betsy, it's incredibly fascinating to see this economy continue to power along for the past couple of days. atlanta gdp forecast pointing to 5.4% of growth in q3. we are hearing from some banks on wall street they expect to keep the level of growth in the current quarter, almost 5%. what do you make of this power i

jonathan: kathy jones of charles schwab, thank you.esses are responding to tension in the middle east. ubs has imposed a work-related travel ban for the middle east. ubs imposing a work-related travel ban on its staff within the middle east. lisa: there are probably adjustments across the board. israeli staff all are being called up to the army in mass numbers. you have to think about a whole host of different ways that different companies are trying to rearrange their plans. jonathan: we will see how financial institutions and businesses respond over the next weeks and months. welcome to the program. s&p 500 positive by 0.3%. yields lower by 8 or 9 basis points. let's go through the numbers again. what was on friday and what we see in the screen right now, friday, high of the cycle 4.8 852. we are back down to the 4.50's. and on the 30 year, 5.05%. that was the high on friday. we are down. lisa: kathy jones says this is volatility and term premium when you get this sort of uncertainty. all these moves have been driven, not by inflatio

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to see the 10 year -- lisa: kathy jones put it well. there is something technical going on. i keep going back to what it means for broader markets and an understanding of what this market is. it is the deepest most liquid market in the world and it is whip sawing around by 20 basis points, 30 basis points more in a couple trading sessions. jonathan: we are fortunate to have annmarie hordern with us to work on the latest on israel. antony blinken landing in tel aviv today and the israeli defense minister warning of a difficult war. annmarie: they are talking about a prolonged war. right now we are seeing prolonged strikes, airstrikes over gaza that has killed over 1000 palestinians, but you have this on the border. 300,000 conscripts have been brought up by the israeli government. it looks like they are about to go in for a ground invasion. jonathan: the u.s. cautioning citizens against traveling to israel. the families of british diplomats are being told to leave. powerful address from the president. annmarie: he was not even supposed to be at the meeting but he decided he w

professor kathy eileen mcelroy who is a chair of journalism for the college of communication, university of texas in austin, nathan puffer, senior vice president of risk and d resilience at dow jones. a veteran of the u.s. military and is now a fellow at strategic and international studies. also hannah storm founder and director of headlines network who has been promoting a conversation about mental health and moralal injury for journalis we are particularly delighted for thosese that can join us in person. we have erica phillips program manager of the office of language a programming for voice of america. he is responsible for journalist safety and as a primary liaison within thehe united states ageny for global media and all matters related to safety and security. we also are so delighted to welcome jason right who came down from the new york times. he is a vice president of corporate security. spent a lot of years that buzz feed as their global security director. and asom a founding board member from the culture of safety alliance for freelancers throughout the world spirit tom is here, he is our education director from marquette university. and ellen, our board chair who was j