matt b.: it is certainly tied together. when it comes to inflation, there are still two camps on whether it is permanent or if it is so-called transitory -- i do not even know if we can call it transitory anymore. but whether it is six months or 12 months inflation. but the inflation will eventually slow down. the obstructions caused by omicron will go away. it will still take a while for that to happen. supply chain disruptions are still out there. we believe inflation will start to calm by the second half of 2022. you will have cpr's less than 3% at that point. that will give the fed some time to recover, try to figure out the balance sheet runoff, so that is really not a 2022 issue, because inflation will start slow and the fed will eventually start to see that, but for now, it will look ugly over the near-term. kailey: i want to go back to the airlines, that they now have these massive debt piles because they were in crisis, came to the debt markets, were able to borrow cheaply and did so. even companies that were not i

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conservative mps hope that him replacing matt hancock that there be a slightly less lose her grip on shutting down the economy. and with the introduction of plan brne out. remember where we were last year, we haven't yet entered that tier four stays in london. we are still moving towards christmas just after the second lockdown hoping to be ok. and the scientists are raising the alarm and saying, actually, if we don't put firm measures in here if we don't start making sure the case numbers don't rise to around a million before the end of the year that it's going to be much more difficult to make sure that when we move into the new year we are going to need to see more measures. so i think the government actually tried to set up plan b and show they have had a plan for if this scenario was borne out for if this scenario was borne out for the plan b didn't really take account of the omicron variables that were really using an old plan to deal with a new variant. and i think plan c is what's really reflected in that concern. really interesting _ reflected in that concern. really interesting point _ reflected in that concern. really interesting poin

matt right now ski was stationed at 3rd light. bedfordshire in england, in the 3 or 6 bombardment group as a navigator in the b 17 flying fortress was left. now is a small museum operated by ra franklin, on the outskirts of the old airfield. ah, i've come here with my dad because we both want to hear my grandfather's combat story. i think that some of the equipment used in the u. s. air force at that time may have influenced grampa when he subsequently designed the astronauts clothing and equipment. ralph has a good collection of that old air force equipment hair. during his time at nasa, grandpa designed the astronauts communications helmet, affectionately known as the snoopy cap. it's easy to see how the influence that came from the 8 is flying helmets. i always had, i had like this, my only one you a floor and it was easier to have the am head said. his face and the helmet, sir, it's all a complete fixture. and that was what i often, well, apparently, when grandpa was working on the gemini projects, they were the ash knots, kept complaint i comes, devices kept slipping. and so grandpa said to somebody, oh,

matt, i think it is an important point. we think about this market we are talking about the heavyweights. they make up a quarter of the s&p 500. when you look at the mo bion you can see the contribution of each of the big five players. they are responsible for a lot of the thousand points of upside we have seen over 2021. matt: that is true in the s&p 500. i will point out the stoxx 600 is at an all-time record. if you go into any index you can use the members ranked return to see who has done the best and who has done the worst. in terms of the stoxx 600, their names you've never heard of at the top. you do not have that kind of outperformance. watches of switzerland group -- a very different picture here that it is there. kailey: in the u.s. the pictures unchanged on s&p 500 futures. 4778 is where we are. alex ryan coming up later on bloomberg. on tv and radio, this is bloomberg. ♪ every day in business brings something new. so get the flexibility of the new mobile service designed for your small business. introducing comcast business mobile. you get the most reliable network with nationwide 5g included. and you can get unlimited data for just $30 pe

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welco wme back, b vacation rental hitting the public market yesterday, as you can see down one and a third percent right now. pay solutions corporation joining me right now is acosta ceo mattulations to you? what are you going to do with the money that was raised? >> we will take the funds and continue to invest in technology platform and triple the spending we are doing on technology platform and then just, you know, use the money to fuel more growth adding more properties. maria: so what kind of growth are you expecting at vacasa given all of that and your efforts to create more scale, what kind of growth story are you looking at in the coming 3 to 5 years? >> well, we forecast roughly a 31% accumulative growth and we raised our second quarter and beat it, raised our third quarter and beat it and we raised our fourth quarter so we are tracking very well based on what we put out. maria: great, 122 million americans will be traveling holiday season, up 42% from last year, matt, how does that impact your business and what can you tell us about the omicron variant affecting the numbers in terms of the holiday travel boom that we are looking at? >> yeah, business continues to

matt: we are going to make reservations, but maybe for 2024. abigail doolittle, thanks very much for catching us up on those markets. it's bring in david jones, b of a global research senior investment strategist. let's get his take on 2022 expectations as we near the end of this year, with 26% gains right now on the s&p 500. what are you looking for in the coming year? david: i guess i have to say i'm one of those more bearish strategists at the moment. we certainly think that returns in the next year are probably going to be low single digits, perhaps even negative. at the broadest level, our view is informed by the idea that rates are going up, liquidity is going down, and growth is slowing. that is a very hard environment for equities to perform at the levels we have seen over the last few years, particularly when you start at the valuations we are starting it now. paul: that's kind of where i want to go to get your sense of valuation. does a couple of camps out there. one is that this equity market is richly valued. another camp will say, but look at where interest rates are. the 10 year still at 1.5%. so put in that context, maybe the val

b that comes in for a start. specifically talking about the covid incidents, this is not the first time that really they have shot themselves in the foot. dominic cummings was a disaster. the mattnot change your mind? it�*s not change my mind in terms of leaving the party, that's done, i did it this morning. i was so incensed by the way it had been handled. allegra stratton had to go, and to be honest, she is a small fish in the whole pond anyway. but with the prime minister, he has had the opportunity to speak out on this issue before today and i think used on the right thing today and i think the enquiry will come up with some answers, but really, it looks to my mind to be completely hypocritical. do you think borisjohnson should stay as leader of the conservative party? would you transfer your vote to any of the opposition parties? that's a tough one. it's fairly raw for me today. that's a tough one. it's fairly raw for me today-— for me today. i've been a conservative _ for me today. i've been a conservative party - for me today. i've been a l conservative party member for me today. i've been a - conservative party member on and for me today. i've been a _ conservative part