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break but we're going to get more reaction right after this to what we just heard from the fed's robert kaplan we're keeping an eye on markets, hanging on to record high trading here we'll talk about the latest inflation data kaplan's belief about what the fed should do here and one of my next guests, who says they should move to early next year. we're always watching shares of tled up turning lower, down 3% after beating estimates on its second quarter results, giving an upbeat forecast and we're going to havethe ceo here to talk exclusively about the quarter, their path to profitability and the impact of covid. look forward to that a little later this hour. we're back in a moment hey lily, i need a new wireless plan for my business, but all my employees need something different. oh, we can help with that. okay, imagine this... your mover, rob, he's on the scene and needs a plan with a mobile hotspot. we cut to downtown, your sales rep lisa has to send some files, asap! so basically i can pick the right plan for each employee... yeah i should've just led with that... with at&t business... you
break but we're going to get more reaction right after this to what we just heard from the fed's robert kaplan we're keeping an eye on markets, hanging on to record high trading here we'll talk about the latest inflation data kaplan's belief about what the fed should do here and one of my next guests, who says they should move to early next year. we're always watching shares of tled up turning lower, down 3% after beating estimates on its second quarter results, giving an upbeat forecast and...
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robert kaplan, i put it to you very simply, robert kaplan opens the door. gap is wide from the analyst community. let's get back to lucy macdonald from jp morgan who has global em income trust to manage on a daily basis. lucy, i put up the equity board because i think it is important to acknowledge that there is something happening in china. the rhetoric continues from president xi. i want to get a sense from you in terms of what happened in the chinese equity market? when i look at the hang seng down 6% last week. $900 billion was wiped out of china tech last week. you came to the end of the week, did you say, what just happened? lucy: the regulation is the driving force in that sector at the moment but i also think what is going on in china with the debt restructuring is extremely important. the switch from all sorts of growth and volume of growth to volatility of growth now seems to be on the agenda. and that means probably an overall slower growth, better quality, but the potential for fewer black swans as we go through the debt restructuring happening.
robert kaplan, i put it to you very simply, robert kaplan opens the door. gap is wide from the analyst community. let's get back to lucy macdonald from jp morgan who has global em income trust to manage on a daily basis. lucy, i put up the equity board because i think it is important to acknowledge that there is something happening in china. the rhetoric continues from president xi. i want to get a sense from you in terms of what happened in the chinese equity market? when i look at the hang...
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maria: welcome back were back with the federal reserve president robert kaplan in the last segment weabout the supply shortages having triggered some inflation in the number of areas you just had a moment ago that some areas of supply interruptions will go on beyond 2021 and you mentioned semi conductors. semi conductors supply shortages have been one of the issues with used cars in the fact that the prices were much higher than expected, that it was inflationary, should i conclude that you think inflation will continue the on 2021 and it's not so transitory after all that some people have been pulling it. >> our own forecast is that the headlight inflation number will moderate but you're going to see broader price pressures and that is because predominantly because of the cost of labor, labor supply issues and i'm hearing broadly from businesses if you are a big business you can use technology and scale to manage around that, if your small midsize business you really don't have those lovers so you have to increase prices or you will lose margin and what i'm hearing from those busines
maria: welcome back were back with the federal reserve president robert kaplan in the last segment weabout the supply shortages having triggered some inflation in the number of areas you just had a moment ago that some areas of supply interruptions will go on beyond 2021 and you mentioned semi conductors. semi conductors supply shortages have been one of the issues with used cars in the fact that the prices were much higher than expected, that it was inflationary, should i conclude that you...
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i will tell you what robert kaplan had to say earlier today talking about the response of the fed to the renewed virus concerns. >> if i saw that the delta variant was going to be persistent enough or unfold differently than it has in other countries, u.k. or india, and be more challenging to starts to affect demand, i have to take that into account and will adjust my views accordingly. lisa: to pick up on what you were saying, that perhaps the market is overly cautious when it comes to how significant this will be. will the fed also be overly cautious when it comes to delaying its taper? >> they are not making an announcement at jackson hole, most likely at the september meeting. no reason to deviate from the path they laid out, but to have some flexibility. if things worsen between now and september, we could potentially see them delay that but that is not our expectation. lisa: matt, what about you? how much of that reaction function will blunt the effect from the pandemic? matt: i think they will hold off, they have to. i think that that is prematurely declaring victory if they t
i will tell you what robert kaplan had to say earlier today talking about the response of the fed to the renewed virus concerns. >> if i saw that the delta variant was going to be persistent enough or unfold differently than it has in other countries, u.k. or india, and be more challenging to starts to affect demand, i have to take that into account and will adjust my views accordingly. lisa: to pick up on what you were saying, that perhaps the market is overly cautious when it comes to...
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robert kaplan of texas carrying on the texas tradition.utely unique fed led by and founded by robert mcteer. robert kaplan saying let's get going and let private enterprise heal this nation. bullard of the regime change. there has been a few. i think michael mckee will ask about the regime change. stay with us on radio and television. experts on the fed, presidents on the fed, and then the chairman at 10:00. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing the heavy lifting, jess is busy moving her xfinity internet and tv services. it only takes about a minute. wait, a minute? but what have you been doing for the last two hours? ...delegating? oh, good one. move your xfinity services without breaking a sweat. xfinity makes moving easy. go online to transfer your services in about a minute. get started today. (announcer) back pain hurts. you can spend thousands and still not get relief. now there's aerotrainer by golo. you can stretch and strengthen your core, relieve back pain, and tone your entire body.
robert kaplan of texas carrying on the texas tradition.utely unique fed led by and founded by robert mcteer. robert kaplan saying let's get going and let private enterprise heal this nation. bullard of the regime change. there has been a few. i think michael mckee will ask about the regime change. stay with us on radio and television. experts on the fed, presidents on the fed, and then the chairman at 10:00. this is bloomberg. good morning. ♪ it's moving day. and while her friends are doing...
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when we come back dallas fed president robert kaplan. s&p off a touch, back to 4491.[announcer] introducing the grubhub guarantee, our promise to deliver your order on time within the delivery window and for the lowest price compared to other apps, or you'll get back at least $5 in perks. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ (vo) this is a place for ambition. a forge of progress. a unicorn in training. a corner to build a legacy. a vision for tomorrow. a fresh start. a blank canvas. a second act. a renewed company culture. a temple for ideas. and a place to make your mark. loopnet. the most popular place to find a space. you have the best pizza in town and the worst wait times. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire ♪ >>> good thursday morning. another hour of "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with leslie picker and david faber at post 9 of the new york stock exchange morgan brennan has the morning off. a good round of corporate earnings but more chop as we keep our
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tune in in the next hour for my interview with the dallas federal reserve robert kaplan.lower, look at the s&p, the cac quarante and the dax index down in double digits, the dax index down half of one%, that is the biggest mover. in asia it was red across the board, we had a crackdown from the chinese communist party. it is a bear market despite china at the end of the day delay a vote on an anti-sanction law on hong kong that was initially what center markets spiraling lower. in the us some runaway texas democrats back to work into 38 day standoff. cheryl: they are finally back sets to begin hearings monday on the gop backed election reform bill after they were able to reach a quorum now that enough democrats have returned, 50 of them fled to dc in a high-profile attempt to stop passage of this bill. many of these democrats remain out of the state. hostess is urging customers to throw out certain hot dog and hamburger buns that could be contaminated with wisteria or salmonella. customers may return the products where they were purchased for a full refund. hostess says th
tune in in the next hour for my interview with the dallas federal reserve robert kaplan.lower, look at the s&p, the cac quarante and the dax index down in double digits, the dax index down half of one%, that is the biggest mover. in asia it was red across the board, we had a crackdown from the chinese communist party. it is a bear market despite china at the end of the day delay a vote on an anti-sanction law on hong kong that was initially what center markets spiraling lower. in the us...
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. >> that's a good point robert kaplan. 1:00 steve liesman, don't miss that given the fed speak we've gotten that we can. some during the program today. and then the subsequent chatter we may get into the hours and days ahead so don't miss robert kaplan at 1:00 today >>> also a lot of stocks making new highs. weiss, target is among them with goldman, which you own as well >> yeah, look, the market continues to reward i think spending and interest rates. it's natural that goldman continues to move up target just has been a juggernaut for a few years now is to rick reider i believe is right. the only ones i'd be cautious about in terms of the experience, retail, are one that is are really focused on children under 12 because they're not vaccinated and that's where parents seem to be keeping them at home. look, to me you'll see this continue but for a fed where the -- where the outliers in terms of speaking out have been relatively contained under powell versus yellen where everybody was talking a different book every day, this is a concentrated effort and a very, very well planned effor
. >> that's a good point robert kaplan. 1:00 steve liesman, don't miss that given the fed speak we've gotten that we can. some during the program today. and then the subsequent chatter we may get into the hours and days ahead so don't miss robert kaplan at 1:00 today >>> also a lot of stocks making new highs. weiss, target is among them with goldman, which you own as well >> yeah, look, the market continues to reward i think spending and interest rates. it's natural that...
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the other thing i go back to his what robert kaplan said about what the qe purchases are actually meanto do. they are meant to stimulate demand in the economy that was recovering from the covid stock. we do not have a demand problem in the economy right now. we have supply bottleneck problems. so i think the markets would actually take that in stride, the fact that we are pulling back the purchases as demand is strong. tom: anastasia amoroso, greatly appreciate it. all my radar is up on coming up to credit, going out to get another hundred basis point of yield. i think i've seen it before. lisa: yes, triple cash? when you start going into credit, that will be the top. just let us know. taylor: i heavy comfort -- tom: i heavy comfort with the triple leveraged all-cash fund. michael mckee up in a bit. this is bloomberg area good morning. -- bloomberg. good morning. ♪ ritika: with the first word news, i'm ritika gupta. president biden is telling terrorists the u.s. will hunt them down. bombings outside the kabul airport killed at least a dozen u.s. service members. a divided u.s. supreme c
the other thing i go back to his what robert kaplan said about what the qe purchases are actually meanto do. they are meant to stimulate demand in the economy that was recovering from the covid stock. we do not have a demand problem in the economy right now. we have supply bottleneck problems. so i think the markets would actually take that in stride, the fact that we are pulling back the purchases as demand is strong. tom: anastasia amoroso, greatly appreciate it. all my radar is up on coming...
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robert kaplan in an online event talking more about the labor market. see pce inflation hitting about 3.9% by the end of this year. he says labor supply demand issues will be with us for a long time, and he hopes a meaningful percentage of care workers will return. so it still feels like a lot of wishy-washy next into of wishy-wash -- of wishy-washiness. guy: i think he's talking about a tight but problematic labor market here. labor supply and demand issues will be with us for quite some time. i wonder if he's talking not about a wide output gap, i.e. still a high level of and implement, or the fact that actually, you are getting tightness in certain parts of the market, and as a result of the which, i am seeing that playing in. this is the fear for central bankers. the first round effects of what we are seeing in terms of shortages and supply chain issues, that could be temporary and could fade, but if the labor market gets sticky, this is where life is going to get tricky for central bankers. this is what the bank of england is talking about as well.
robert kaplan in an online event talking more about the labor market. see pce inflation hitting about 3.9% by the end of this year. he says labor supply demand issues will be with us for a long time, and he hopes a meaningful percentage of care workers will return. so it still feels like a lot of wishy-washy next into of wishy-wash -- of wishy-washiness. guy: i think he's talking about a tight but problematic labor market here. labor supply and demand issues will be with us for quite some time....
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some of the folks like jim bullard and robert kaplan today said they thought the first interest ratencrease may come in the fourth quarter of next year. that all works with that timeline. powell has not endorsed a timeline but i would imagine the committee -- that he is pretty close to the consensus on committee thinking. matt: bloomberg's michael mckee walking us through jay powell's speech earlier at the virtual jackson hole symposium. joining us now is someone who used to work for the fed. claudia sahm is the senior fellow at the jain family institute, former federal reserve economist. any surprises from you today from jay powell? claudia: it was exactly the speech we needed, a boring speech. it was very much study as she goes. frankly, markets and analysts thought that this would be the taper unveil, and some had probably priced that in. that was not the speech we got today. he was very clear that we are not due substantial progress on the labor market, and that is key. even though he said we have got it on inflation, but we have a dual mandate. that is what he is sticking with,
some of the folks like jim bullard and robert kaplan today said they thought the first interest ratencrease may come in the fourth quarter of next year. that all works with that timeline. powell has not endorsed a timeline but i would imagine the committee -- that he is pretty close to the consensus on committee thinking. matt: bloomberg's michael mckee walking us through jay powell's speech earlier at the virtual jackson hole symposium. joining us now is someone who used to work for the fed....
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joe: yeah, on the podcast this week, we spoke with robert kaplan.he full episode is out monday, take a listen to what he said about a taper. >> i would be supportive of digesting these purchases soon, but, the other thing i would say is once we start the adjustment process, i would probably be prefer to have it more gradual. what does gradual mean to me? probably baseline over eight months, let's say. joe: for more, let's bring in matthew klein, the overshoot" and co-author -- "the overshoot" and the co-author of a book on trade wars. let's go over today's report and the fed. do you think the data we got today, strong, also confirming last month revised higher, is enough to make it clear they're going to start setting a day per tapering asset purchases? matthew: it depends on who you ask. there is an interesting speech earlier this week from richard clarida in, the vice chairman of the fed, and one of the architects of the new framework announced last fall, and he explicitly said that the unemployment rate hitting 3.8% would be consistent with him f
joe: yeah, on the podcast this week, we spoke with robert kaplan.he full episode is out monday, take a listen to what he said about a taper. >> i would be supportive of digesting these purchases soon, but, the other thing i would say is once we start the adjustment process, i would probably be prefer to have it more gradual. what does gradual mean to me? probably baseline over eight months, let's say. joe: for more, let's bring in matthew klein, the overshoot" and co-author --...
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but listen to robert kaplan with me on friday. it fits more in with what you just said than the prior estimate. watch this. >> the thing that i'm going to be watching very carefully over the next month, before the next meeting, is it having a more material impact on slowing demand and slowing gdp growth and so i'm going to keep an open mind on that and if it is having a more negativeect,fft miust emit mit mit e m m t adj m ewhaomroomm foms fom tt tha tha i'vetad. mad.riririririri here y therere' lfot lot poiateyus atidjng adjwngwngwng ng ta via vsingau nc ernnco eco kw yno lnoikik the the the m tl chce rchhtigigowig, davi d w an t a ney weeookt a a anomymymy gwingwiwi as we expectedarli thiars t y y a a yearap tap nowegnexteaxtr ratrrt >> yh.h. h.thinh. we look at where we've been this year with both cyclicals and value as well as the growth stocks doing well, but almost a maddening rotation between those two different styles within the markets, we think that going forward here we don't want to look towards i'd say an all-out out
but listen to robert kaplan with me on friday. it fits more in with what you just said than the prior estimate. watch this. >> the thing that i'm going to be watching very carefully over the next month, before the next meeting, is it having a more material impact on slowing demand and slowing gdp growth and so i'm going to keep an open mind on that and if it is having a more negativeect,fft miust emit mit mit e m m t adj m ewhaomroomm foms fom tt tha tha i'vetad. mad.riririririri here y...
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kathleen: that was robert kaplan, dallas fed president, making the case for more aggressive movementg on bloomberg television earlier. i want to look at a story from our bloomberg equals team, looking at high-frequency charts -- we were talking about this last friday -- showing the economy tightening, because of delta. let's start with you. on the sidewalk in new york city, they have built the structures. everybody still sitting upside. however, in the broader u.s., they are 10% to 11% below 2019 levels. that gap following 6%. opentable saying it is because of rising covid cases possibly. last tuesday, one point 5 million people got on planes, the fewest in three months. seven day average declining to 1.7 5 million passengers in august from over 2 million passengers earlier. people blaming the delta variant. we certainly have not asked people why they are doing it. the numbers are not adjusted, so we don't know what we are comparing these numbers, on a statistical basis? everyone is watching these numbers closely. haidi: yes, they are talking about, we don't know what the deeper long
kathleen: that was robert kaplan, dallas fed president, making the case for more aggressive movementg on bloomberg television earlier. i want to look at a story from our bloomberg equals team, looking at high-frequency charts -- we were talking about this last friday -- showing the economy tightening, because of delta. let's start with you. on the sidewalk in new york city, they have built the structures. everybody still sitting upside. however, in the broader u.s., they are 10% to 11% below...
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i go back to robert kaplan on friday who said i will be watching delta carefully to see if i have toif we are looking at any taper. if we get the one million jobs print for the august jobs number , will that be because for we have to bring the height forward? if we get a rise in delta cases will that be a weird positive in terms of the market because we will not see a fed talk about taper? aditya: that is certainly a possibility. it goes back to what you are talking about earlier. will jay powell be able to sell to investors the idea that tapering is not tightening? if you able to do that, good news -- if he is able to do that, good news. if we go back to an earlier rate hike, then i think good news could be bad news. alix: it will be interesting to see how this evolves. looking forward to friday. aditya bhave, bank of america securities global economist. 90 very much. this is bloomberg -- thank you very much. this is bloomberg. ♪ alix: live from new york, i'm alix steel with francine lacqua in london. coming up in the next 24 hours, president biden meets with ceos at around 2:00. an
i go back to robert kaplan on friday who said i will be watching delta carefully to see if i have toif we are looking at any taper. if we get the one million jobs print for the august jobs number , will that be because for we have to bring the height forward? if we get a rise in delta cases will that be a weird positive in terms of the market because we will not see a fed talk about taper? aditya: that is certainly a possibility. it goes back to what you are talking about earlier. will jay...
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it was about fed officials talking today including robert kaplan and jim bullard, talking about fed tapering and how we should be starting to move more quick lee. esther george saying the risks from delta do not alter the taper urgency and it is important to get darted while scaling back bond buying but when it came to the market moves for today, it was really interesting that it was the afghanistan headlines that have not moved the market that much in the past that really made an impact on asset prices. paul: the situation in afghanistan did take a turn for the worst in the past few hours. two blasts killing 12 u.s. soldiers. a total of 60 people killed, many injuries as well. president buying saying the u.s. did not forget, did not forgive, and would hunt down those responsible. the white house saying the deadline, august 31 for evaluating -- evacuating those who helped the u.s. during the long afghan campaign, the deadline remains unchanged. president wright and has vowed to hunt down those behind the attack. let's listen to what he had to say. pres. biden: for those who carried out this
it was about fed officials talking today including robert kaplan and jim bullard, talking about fed tapering and how we should be starting to move more quick lee. esther george saying the risks from delta do not alter the taper urgency and it is important to get darted while scaling back bond buying but when it came to the market moves for today, it was really interesting that it was the afghanistan headlines that have not moved the market that much in the past that really made an impact on...
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the bank of dallas federal reserve president robert kaplan and st.ames bullard urged policymakers to move quickly to slow asset purchases. let's welcome in lindsey piegza from steeple. what do you expect to hear from the fed tomorrow, how do you think markets are going to react? the chairman will strike an optimistic tone, highlighting the improvement we have seen in the economy, particularly noting the strong employment games we have seen with the backdrop of the july nonfarm payrolls, adding one million jobs. continued strong activity in manufacturing, services, a housing market that is very solid, all translating into a very strong gdp profile over 6.5%. first and foremost, the chairman will focus on the improvement we have seen. that being said, i think he will also highlight the need for further improvement, particularly in the labor market. as he pointed out many times, some of the subgroups of the labor market have lagged behind the national average. from a monetary policy standpoint, he will be very clear that risks remain. yes, we have seen
the bank of dallas federal reserve president robert kaplan and st.ames bullard urged policymakers to move quickly to slow asset purchases. let's welcome in lindsey piegza from steeple. what do you expect to hear from the fed tomorrow, how do you think markets are going to react? the chairman will strike an optimistic tone, highlighting the improvement we have seen in the economy, particularly noting the strong employment games we have seen with the backdrop of the july nonfarm payrolls, adding...
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if you look at robert kaplan's comments from last week, we could be in for a serious, serious jolt at month, which has yet to be priced. 1.6%, 1.7% on bond yields. dani: jackson hall has this reach history of being -- rich history of being a volatility event for these markets. we will stay on top of the vols. don't you worry, i will cover how much they are pressing in with that is it for us on "bloomberg daybreak: europe." this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast nbcuniversal is investing in entrepreneurs to bring what's next for sports technology to athletes, teams, and fans. that's why we created the sportstech accelerator, to invest in and develop the next generation of technology that will change the way we experience sports. we've already invested in entrepreneurs like ane swim, who develops products that provide hair protection so that everyone can enjoy the freedom of swimming. like the athletes competing in tokyo, these entrepreneurs have a fierce work ethic and drive to achieve - to change the game and inspire the team of tomorrow. so many people are overweight now and asking themselves,
if you look at robert kaplan's comments from last week, we could be in for a serious, serious jolt at month, which has yet to be priced. 1.6%, 1.7% on bond yields. dani: jackson hall has this reach history of being -- rich history of being a volatility event for these markets. we will stay on top of the vols. don't you worry, i will cover how much they are pressing in with that is it for us on "bloomberg daybreak: europe." this is bloomberg. ♪ comcast nbcuniversal is investing in...
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so you're talking about robert kaplan, talking to barons, i guess the reason you highlighted it is becausentended side effects are starting to outweigh the benefits that's like stop the presses for you? like, yeah, maybe? is that why you highlighted that case you didn't highlight it because it was so profound, did you? >> well, you said that two weeks ago. and now he's all for reconsidering and evidently for extending what i would say is a net harmful policy for america we're talking about the risks of covid. how about the risks of unlimited qe the fed has titled this meeting, the virtual meeting of the grand tetons macro economic policy in an uneven economy. i would title it gasoline on house fire or fire hoses in a hurricane. because $120 billion a month in an economy that is bounding and ready with good health, stock markets at all times, 4,000 in interest rates and on and on, you wonder why is the fed still in crisis mode and we're happy to talk. financial markets, happy to talk about such things as covid and whether or not the chairman will appear personally or virtually the biggest t
so you're talking about robert kaplan, talking to barons, i guess the reason you highlighted it is becausentended side effects are starting to outweigh the benefits that's like stop the presses for you? like, yeah, maybe? is that why you highlighted that case you didn't highlight it because it was so profound, did you? >> well, you said that two weeks ago. and now he's all for reconsidering and evidently for extending what i would say is a net harmful policy for america we're talking...
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they're going to do like robert kaplan in the fence did and downgrade their forecast and you could seekke an offramp in the next few months should covid continue to rise with case counts. charles: there's been a lot of movement this week in crypto, i always have to tap your knowledge of this and your passion for. now they are going to fly $509 worth of crypto currency, there putting their money where their mouth is, another thing, at least people who believe in it are standing up for it, what you think, did the needle move closer toward your crypto currency? >> i think it did. we had all with the infrastructure bill crypto tax and reporting and get what's happened the coin -based announcement that they are going to buy and continue to pull 10% of the profits into crypto's is a belief in the system that we are not going to let for the clerk university will let the fear of regulation hold us back. i think that signaling is hard. the prices of most major crypto is up 20% in the last 24 hours alone. as you seek more people get comfortable with the idea that crypto be legitimate and i don't
they're going to do like robert kaplan in the fence did and downgrade their forecast and you could seekke an offramp in the next few months should covid continue to rise with case counts. charles: there's been a lot of movement this week in crypto, i always have to tap your knowledge of this and your passion for. now they are going to fly $509 worth of crypto currency, there putting their money where their mouth is, another thing, at least people who believe in it are standing up for it, what...
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dallas fed president robert kaplan ready to speak p.a.d. has taken or of a hawkish position. i will be interested to see what fed chair powell's as next week regarding the inflationary pressures on supply chain disruptions paired with a slowdown. how does the fed deal with this when some people say these inflationary pressures are more than just transitory and have longer-lasting impacts, especially of supply chain disruptions last longer? talking afghanistan situation, german chancellor angela merkel meeting with russian president vladimir putin. among the discussions as on the limit -- as angela merkel wraps up her tenure, the german embassy will be one of the remaining embassies in kabul here the question is how they will use that to their advantage. they have typically had an ok relationship. how will she reframe it after the conference? 1:00 p.m., the baker's use u.s. rate count -- tom: why do you like this? explain this. so what, the baker's-hughes? kailey: one of the things that you can see the number of rgis in operation in the u.s. plunged in the direct aftermath of
dallas fed president robert kaplan ready to speak p.a.d. has taken or of a hawkish position. i will be interested to see what fed chair powell's as next week regarding the inflationary pressures on supply chain disruptions paired with a slowdown. how does the fed deal with this when some people say these inflationary pressures are more than just transitory and have longer-lasting impacts, especially of supply chain disruptions last longer? talking afghanistan situation, german chancellor angela...
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these three hawks in the ranks of jackson hole, the dallas fed chair robert kaplan, he would like toee tapering were discussion starting in september. he is not voting until 2023. but there are a couple of orders next year, ames bullard -- -- he would like to begin in the fall. and esther george, a longtime hawk. . she is interested in having the debate around tightening but she is less interested in any decisions. it will be interesting to see how this shakes down. shery: and really what it does to the commodity space as well. because it is really vulnerable. remember last week with the july fomc minutes, commodities took a hit? this week they have been rallying, but swinging between gains and hits. gold and copper. we will now focus on the macroeconomic vulnerabilities around the world, so we are watching the commodity space closely. let's get over to su keenan with the first word headlines. su: vice president kamala harris said she raised human rights concerns with officials. however when questioned, the vice president failed to mention any specific commitments made by hanoi, or e
these three hawks in the ranks of jackson hole, the dallas fed chair robert kaplan, he would like toee tapering were discussion starting in september. he is not voting until 2023. but there are a couple of orders next year, ames bullard -- -- he would like to begin in the fall. and esther george, a longtime hawk. . she is interested in having the debate around tightening but she is less interested in any decisions. it will be interesting to see how this shakes down. shery: and really what it...
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things, prices were unchanged in july after rising .7% in june last hour, dallas fed president robert kaplan, known for his hawkish stances, says he's still concerned about inflation in the overall economy. >> the cpi number was probably consistent with our outlook. we're expecting these extreme moves, used cars, other items to moderate, but we're still expecting a broadening of inflation pressures headed into next year and our forecast for pc inflation next year is in the neighborhood of 2.5%. >> so, are we near an inflation peak and what does all of this mean for investors and corporate profits as well? joining us now, michael farr from farr miller and lins lin pp piegza. >> we're seeing early signs of that looking at this morning's report, the headline increase was starting, as expected. it will likely remain at mult multi-decade highs through the end of the year. if we look at the underlying momentum, particularly in the core, up .3%, this is the weakest or slowest monthly increase we've seen since the first quarter. it does suggest at least we're seeing early indications of that second
things, prices were unchanged in july after rising .7% in june last hour, dallas fed president robert kaplan, known for his hawkish stances, says he's still concerned about inflation in the overall economy. >> the cpi number was probably consistent with our outlook. we're expecting these extreme moves, used cars, other items to moderate, but we're still expecting a broadening of inflation pressures headed into next year and our forecast for pc inflation next year is in the neighborhood of...
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understand everything is relative here's one of more hawkish lawmakers -- or hawkish policy makers, robert kaplan think we would be better off to start adjusting these purchases soon come about my comments are not intended to suggest i want to take more aggressive action on the fed funds rate. this is about tapering qe from $120 billion every month." is that hawkish these days? is that really what we think is hawkish in 2021? is it is, it is going to decay while to unwind that and have a real conversation about raising interest rates. tom: secretary geithner are said -- secretary geithner said a long time ago, it will take a long time. when do we start the path towards some normality that mr. emons mentioned? jonathan: they want to aggressively de-link the conversation about tapering and the conversation about rates. whether the market sees it that way in the coming months will be very interesting because as you know, it will be about the next data come of the sequencing for market participants. the next question after they start tapering will be what about rates. nice of him to come to the studi
understand everything is relative here's one of more hawkish lawmakers -- or hawkish policy makers, robert kaplan think we would be better off to start adjusting these purchases soon come about my comments are not intended to suggest i want to take more aggressive action on the fed funds rate. this is about tapering qe from $120 billion every month." is that hawkish these days? is that really what we think is hawkish in 2021? is it is, it is going to decay while to unwind that and have a...
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robert kaplan has come out in front as being one of the more aggressive members of the federal reserve. angela merkel plans to meet with russia's vladimir putin. this is the last couple of weeks of angela merkel's tenure as chancellor of germany. what will she say about russia's continual presence in afghanistan despite the removal of u.s. troops? how much will she press them for some kind of concession for their involvement in that territory? at 1:00 p.m., we get the baker hughes u.s. rig count, and you can grow me why it is important. i am watching the oil markets in terms of supply and demand. this week has been about the demand dynamics and how much that will influence supply given that a lot of the shell companies in the u.s. -- shale companies in the u.s. have gotten a lot of new discipline. tom: it will be interesting to see. next week, tom keene, lisa abramowicz and michael mckee leading our conversation in an odd delta variant jackson hole. we are very aware. we start strong with arguably the most important interview we are going to have before we travel to wyoming. vincent re
robert kaplan has come out in front as being one of the more aggressive members of the federal reserve. angela merkel plans to meet with russia's vladimir putin. this is the last couple of weeks of angela merkel's tenure as chancellor of germany. what will she say about russia's continual presence in afghanistan despite the removal of u.s. troops? how much will she press them for some kind of concession for their involvement in that territory? at 1:00 p.m., we get the baker hughes u.s. rig...
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i am drawn to robert kaplan, who has spoken to bloomberg and basically said you must differentiate betweena taper is and what is tightening. if we taper a little bit more judiciously, we have more latitude when it comes to when we had to tighten so let's take that narrative, the tightness and the taper debate and the relentless rally in u.s. stocks. 200 days and the s&p 500 has not faced a 5% drawdown. it left some investors wondering when a retrenchment might come. let's talk about that question right now with the cofounder and cio at human edge investment in technology. i want to get a sense from you first of all on how you look at risk right now. we are debating taper and hikes. how do you look at the narrative of when a taper will begin and are we at the beginning of a repricing of the bond market in that context? good morning, welcome. >> thank you very much for inviting me. it is the first time i am here with you with my new company. thank you very much. the way i look at this is we are in a strong economic recovery. i used to call it the supercharged and super fair recovery. the sto
i am drawn to robert kaplan, who has spoken to bloomberg and basically said you must differentiate betweena taper is and what is tightening. if we taper a little bit more judiciously, we have more latitude when it comes to when we had to tighten so let's take that narrative, the tightness and the taper debate and the relentless rally in u.s. stocks. 200 days and the s&p 500 has not faced a 5% drawdown. it left some investors wondering when a retrenchment might come. let's talk about that...
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we heard that from robert kaplan and michael mckee a few days ago , the beginning of the idea of houseces up, real estate up, rents up, and that falls into inflation. lisa: the idea we see the red component really pick up dramatically and we will get the housing data in about 2.5 hours. honestly, you have to think, how this affects the economy. does this lead to broader inflation? can it without wages going up? not really. it can crimp consumer spending and depletes your disposable income. this to me is the question, is this a negative indicator for the economy and growth or does this indicate resurgent inflation in the labor market? i think that really will determine the transitory -- i hate using netware -- aspects to inflation. tom: taylor has never heard the word before. taylor: what does it mean? lisa: in the afternoon, every time you say transitory, you take a drink. tom: it is too early here for a spread. i'm looking at case-shiller, and i'm rounding up the numbers, from 70% year real estate left to 19% per year. those are taylor riggs unusual numbers. taylor: and echoed similar
we heard that from robert kaplan and michael mckee a few days ago , the beginning of the idea of houseces up, real estate up, rents up, and that falls into inflation. lisa: the idea we see the red component really pick up dramatically and we will get the housing data in about 2.5 hours. honestly, you have to think, how this affects the economy. does this lead to broader inflation? can it without wages going up? not really. it can crimp consumer spending and depletes your disposable income. this...
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will speak with robert kaplan tomorrow. he has said we should do it in about eight months. to his failures last time so perhaps they could get stuck -- it took two years last time so perhaps they could get started by the end of the year. alix: looking forward to all of the coverage tomorrow. michael mckee will bring you all of the key moments tomorrow on bloomberg television. let's recap the headlines out of afghanistan. the pentagon confirming two blast, one outside of the baron hotel in kabul at the other outside of the airport where there has been u.s. civilian casualties. the taliban spokesperson speaking about this blaming the u.s. saying they responsible for security at the site and due to the crowd there that evening that caused the type of intense blast we saw. also saying they will probe who conducted the airport attacks and they will condemn them in the "strongest terms." coming up "bounds of power." mary barra be joining david westin. this is bloomberg. ♪ introducing xfinity rewards. our very own way of thanking you just for being with us. enjoy rewards like movi
will speak with robert kaplan tomorrow. he has said we should do it in about eight months. to his failures last time so perhaps they could get stuck -- it took two years last time so perhaps they could get started by the end of the year. alix: looking forward to all of the coverage tomorrow. michael mckee will bring you all of the key moments tomorrow on bloomberg television. let's recap the headlines out of afghanistan. the pentagon confirming two blast, one outside of the baron hotel in kabul...
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more on the fed, tune in to "the exchange" tomorrow for an interview with the dallas president, robert kaplan at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> with the senate passing its bipartisan infrastructure deal, what are the best place for inve investors? our traders will break it all down, next before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change in plans. alright, let's see what we can adjust. ♪♪ we'd be closer to the twins. change in plans. okay. mom, are you painting again? you could sell these. lemme guess, change in plans? at fidelity, a change in plans is always part of the plan. millions of vulnerable americans struggle to get reliable letransportationnge in plans? to their medical appointments. that's why i started medhaul. citi launched the impact fund to invest in both women and entrepreneurs of color like me, so i can realize my vision and give everything i've got to my company, and my community. i got you. for the love of people. for the love of community. for the love of progress. citi. . >
more on the fed, tune in to "the exchange" tomorrow for an interview with the dallas president, robert kaplan at 1:00 p.m. eastern time. >>> with the senate passing its bipartisan infrastructure deal, what are the best place for inve investors? our traders will break it all down, next before we talk about tax-smart investing, what's new? -well, audrey's expecting... -twins! grandparents! we want to put money aside for them, so...change in plans. alright, let's see what we can...
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dallas fed president robert kaplan, voiced concern about impact of delta last week that gave the market a boost. now he is saying the nation is dealing with us pretty well. for him it is good enough to remain hawkish. he thinks tapering should begin next month. esther george says the fed's balance sheet is reasons to ease off the pedal. the market paying close attention to the evacuation in afghanistan. we know it turned ugly this morning with the complex attack and 10 u.s. soldiers are dead. in many ways this is just an a kind of interesting that the market is not even down a lot more than it is. maybe investors are looking beyond the fed to a firm economy, amazing strong corporate profits which of course traditionally is what determines whether stocks go up or down but there is a lot of twist and turns in this journey when it comes to making money. believe me a lot of fortunes are lost or made how you deal with them. bring in slate tone wealth kenny polcari, fitz-gerald group keith fitz-gerald, tjm institutional service director, jim iurio. i want to start with the fed, guys. everyone
dallas fed president robert kaplan, voiced concern about impact of delta last week that gave the market a boost. now he is saying the nation is dealing with us pretty well. for him it is good enough to remain hawkish. he thinks tapering should begin next month. esther george says the fed's balance sheet is reasons to ease off the pedal. the market paying close attention to the evacuation in afghanistan. we know it turned ugly this morning with the complex attack and 10 u.s. soldiers are dead....
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this morning dallas fed if reserve president robert kaplan was on "mornings with maria," and he had this to say when it comes to next month's federal reserve meeting. listen. >> that i'm going to be watching very carefully over the next month before the meeting is, is it having a for more material impact on slowing demand and slowing gdp growth. and so i'm going to keep an open mind on that. and if it is having a more negative effect, that might cause me to adjust my views somewhat from ones stated. ashley: adjust my views somewhat. to our floor show traders, new construct ceo david trey nor and phil flynn of the price futures group. guys, thanks for being here. the question is, what's the play right now with all this unearnty? david, to you -- uncertainty? david, to you first. >> i think we're at the end of the super stimulus, right? it's either going to go down or stay about the same, and so that means the market will be stable because, look, no politician on the record wants the to oversee a market meltdown. but it also means that instead of adding new money to positions, investors ar
this morning dallas fed if reserve president robert kaplan was on "mornings with maria," and he had this to say when it comes to next month's federal reserve meeting. listen. >> that i'm going to be watching very carefully over the next month before the meeting is, is it having a for more material impact on slowing demand and slowing gdp growth. and so i'm going to keep an open mind on that. and if it is having a more negative effect, that might cause me to adjust my views...
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. >> that was dallas fed president robert kaplan yesterday on cnbc talking about excessive risk taking in terms of unusually tight credit spreads fueled by low rates. that behavior in all parts of the financial market has long been a concern of central bankers. and it may be one reason why we have seen a flood of money going into more speculative investors. so what happens when the fed changes its policy let's bring in tom lee, head of research at global advisers and cnbc contributor tom, what do you make of this idea that as kaplan was alluding to, the fed kind of changes course, and then thee things just normalize is it linear like that or it does take a little more than just kind of one thing goes up like interest rates and then speculative assets go down >> i mean, we're in an extraordinary period because the fed has been so accommodative, and i think investors have really benefitted from this long enough that taking away the accommodation and tapering is going to be a huge adjustment. so i don't think anything is going to be linear and i think there is going to be a lot of market
. >> that was dallas fed president robert kaplan yesterday on cnbc talking about excessive risk taking in terms of unusually tight credit spreads fueled by low rates. that behavior in all parts of the financial market has long been a concern of central bankers. and it may be one reason why we have seen a flood of money going into more speculative investors. so what happens when the fed changes its policy let's bring in tom lee, head of research at global advisers and cnbc contributor tom,...
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and friday, dallas federal reserve president robert kaplan's response to the skyrocketing numbers ofnt securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ dagen: new york city's vaccine mandate for indoor activities starts today but many restaurants are pushing back, lena hu joins us from a bar on staten island, new york. hey, lydia. >> hi, dagen, yeah, a lot of restaurant owners say this puts them in an impossible position, expectation that they mandate proof of vaccine of their patrons, many of he those patrons who have been supporting them over the past year and-a-half. we are with bar owner ken turato, he owns old bavarian inn on staten island. you say this policy will cost you money at a time where businesses are sensitive and vulnerable. this will jeopardize your business, explain that to us. >> this is the hospita
and friday, dallas federal reserve president robert kaplan's response to the skyrocketing numbers ofnt securing portfolios, time after time. gold. your strategic advantage. this isn't just freight. these aren't just shipments. they're promises. promises of all shapes and sizes. each with a time and a place they've been promised to be. a promise is everything to old dominion, because it means everything to you. ♪♪ ♪♪ ♪♪ dagen: new york city's vaccine mandate for indoor activities...
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yvonne: that was not jaclyn pair that was the dallas fed president robert kaplan talking more about the tapering discussion the fed is going to have to do. we did see a blowout number when it comes to the jobs report. they're going to be a lot of questions about jackson hole. how are they going to lay out this pathway to tapering and whether we can see the sustained breakout of the dollar in yields. david: goldman sachs, they look at their growth forecast for china. we do have jacqueline. let's play that out please. >> 1% looks quite soft. in the coming months, we can continue to expect cpi inflation to be subdued or approaching the year end, it might pick up modestly. david: you have the bond markets, the dollar. to recap where we are, massive move up on friday. the bloomberg dollar index, you want to take a look at that. have of 1%. we are little higher. tokyo and singapore are closed. we will be flirting at some point if there's continues. it takes you back to march levels. onto bond markets, we were talking about this move seven weeks down. little bit of an uptick. 2, 3, 10 and 30 y
yvonne: that was not jaclyn pair that was the dallas fed president robert kaplan talking more about the tapering discussion the fed is going to have to do. we did see a blowout number when it comes to the jobs report. they're going to be a lot of questions about jackson hole. how are they going to lay out this pathway to tapering and whether we can see the sustained breakout of the dollar in yields. david: goldman sachs, they look at their growth forecast for china. we do have jacqueline. let's...
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market committee has comesome who want to go faster three fed officials are the hawkish once, robert kaplaniard chris waller. the vice-chair expressed sympathy last week, but didn't endorse them although the hawks are unlikely to have support of fed chair jay powell and others, among them are those who want to taper as soon as september or october that's the actual reduction. so here are the keys strong jobs report, you've got to have another 900,000 or 800,000. what is the impact of the delta variant? does fed asset purchases even help that at all and does inflation show any sign of being transitory when we get the next report wednesday, by the way. all of this heightened expectations for jackson hole in a couple of weeks. we will have several fed interviews and powell will give the keynote speech it's going to be up to powell in jackson hole to make september a real possibility for a taper announcement or take it off the table. i am looking at these jolts numbers here hires up 700,000 and the quits number up 200,000. that's the sort of thing people do when they feel confident in their job
market committee has comesome who want to go faster three fed officials are the hawkish once, robert kaplaniard chris waller. the vice-chair expressed sympathy last week, but didn't endorse them although the hawks are unlikely to have support of fed chair jay powell and others, among them are those who want to taper as soon as september or october that's the actual reduction. so here are the keys strong jobs report, you've got to have another 900,000 or 800,000. what is the impact of the delta...
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robert kaplan said on friday that yes, he would consider very seriously the delta variant, how it couldumer demand. that could cause him to slow down what he sees a timetable for tapering. he was on the first to push for. i think that will be more of the scene. how much it affects that haired -- that. he made it clear all along. he doesn't want to surprise anybody on tapering. he wanted to be well tapered -- well done so there is no taper tantrum. haidi: what a reit setting up for in terms of the content of that speech? -- are we. reporter: they are on board with starting the taper this year. we need to see a couple strong job reports. we know in terms of the kinds of things they'll be talking about. inflation is not temporary, by don't think that is the main driver right now. what is the need to reduce stimulus? is the economy strong enough? a lot of people said yes. will covid be something that slows that down? how quickly you can do it or put on the brakes and go slower. remember, there is a tradition of fed shares when they want to, using the speech at jackson hole to send a clear m
robert kaplan said on friday that yes, he would consider very seriously the delta variant, how it couldumer demand. that could cause him to slow down what he sees a timetable for tapering. he was on the first to push for. i think that will be more of the scene. how much it affects that haired -- that. he made it clear all along. he doesn't want to surprise anybody on tapering. he wanted to be well tapered -- well done so there is no taper tantrum. haidi: what a reit setting up for in terms of...
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towards the more gradual course he is appeared to favor and we're talking to dallas fed president, robert kaplant more >> what does this say with the 10-year climbing back up above 3% and staying there >> we had the balance. a lot of it was a result of the jobs report. kind of tells you the treasury market can move in response to economic data. look, what happens with the taper relative to race is a big gap though the idea that waller expressed was hey, we need get the taper done or get the purchases out of the way so that we have flexibility to change rates. the rate story is a different story. it does clear the way but doesn't necessarily mean a faster rate on the fed >> the conversation around the taper has often gone to we don't really need, do we, the same amount of help we were getting at the heights of the pandemic and the fetd's stance always seems to be look, that's the policy setting we arrived at when the economy needed it and until we meet our threshold standards, we don't want to move off of that. so t creates ocwrtdness of what is it doing right now? if you say the taper is a nonev
towards the more gradual course he is appeared to favor and we're talking to dallas fed president, robert kaplant more >> what does this say with the 10-year climbing back up above 3% and staying there >> we had the balance. a lot of it was a result of the jobs report. kind of tells you the treasury market can move in response to economic data. look, what happens with the taper relative to race is a big gap though the idea that waller expressed was hey, we need get the taper done or...
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force fed on open market committee to force fed to start tapering including soon i think including robert kaplanwith what congress is doing, excuse me what democrats are doing in terms of trillions of dollars additional spending it is not just fermenting inflation but setting up entitlement programs that will get middle class hooked on government handsouts hurts lake market makes customer service we are experiencing bad now even worse campaigns are having such trouble hiring, so a lot of the kind of malaise, and amgst false on democrats. let me say cornerstone macro is saying about fed speech they say they are expecting the message to be exact from july fomc midnights as base case tapering likely to start later this year powell will likely not send a forceful signal because of the rising covid cases uncertainty about evolution of economy and labor market, from cornerstone macro. we'll be right back. . on your auto insurance. usaa. what you're made of, we're made for. get a quote today. no one likes to choose between safe or sporty. modern or reliable. we want both - we want a hybrid. so do banks
force fed on open market committee to force fed to start tapering including soon i think including robert kaplanwith what congress is doing, excuse me what democrats are doing in terms of trillions of dollars additional spending it is not just fermenting inflation but setting up entitlement programs that will get middle class hooked on government handsouts hurts lake market makes customer service we are experiencing bad now even worse campaigns are having such trouble hiring, so a lot of the...
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is a suggestion that maybe they will move to push out the tapering, maybe -- like, for example, robert kaplan week, he was initially saying let's start to pull back bond purchases by october, he said he wants to watch the impact of the delta variant, he may be changing that opinion. your thoughts on when the fed starts to taper, what you're watching here in a record setter once again. >> i tell you, psychology is everything. i think the observation you've made is the same one that traders and investors have picked up. the situation reminds me on a kindergarten class, one troublemaker who presumably was kaplan gets the severe talking of to by the teacher. i think what's happening is traders are trying to get ahead of it, they can't afford to be on the sidelines. they've got to be on the gas, as we shift towards recovery, as we get better data, if chairman powell is able to thread the needle without upsetting the markets, i think we get 4 to 5% higher from here. maria: ubs global wealth management said they see the s&p 500 rising to 5,000 by tend of next year, a jump of 12% from current levels,
is a suggestion that maybe they will move to push out the tapering, maybe -- like, for example, robert kaplan week, he was initially saying let's start to pull back bond purchases by october, he said he wants to watch the impact of the delta variant, he may be changing that opinion. your thoughts on when the fed starts to taper, what you're watching here in a record setter once again. >> i tell you, psychology is everything. i think the observation you've made is the same one that traders...
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mark burnohvic here and robert kaplan's response to skyrocketing members of inflation on "mornings with, playing video games can burn 200 calories, the equivalent doing 1000 setups, men and women burn calories at the same rate. do you buy this? >> is this even possible? move over. doing this, it would take 57 minutes to burn off the kami bar. and there are other benefits to playing video games like positive function and helping in other ways. dagen: burning the calories, adrenaline rushes, helps calorie burning and it is absolutely, takes into account all the snacks you eat sitting there playing video games. like kettle corn, you get the controller sticky, one little bag of popcorn i just ate, this is 100 calories so i can eat eight of those. thank you so much. still ahead, donald trump talks to maria, slams the biden administration for what is going on in afghanistan. you don't want to miss a moment, maria live in moments. , and even one drink can affect your ability to ride. then before you know it, you've been pulled over. there's a line between drinking and riding, and the smart one
mark burnohvic here and robert kaplan's response to skyrocketing members of inflation on "mornings with, playing video games can burn 200 calories, the equivalent doing 1000 setups, men and women burn calories at the same rate. do you buy this? >> is this even possible? move over. doing this, it would take 57 minutes to burn off the kami bar. and there are other benefits to playing video games like positive function and helping in other ways. dagen: burning the calories, adrenaline...
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you know, we had that robert kaplan on yesterday, scott, on "the exchange.ople took this opportunity of -- opportunity, maybe that's the wrong word, but the incidence of the pandemic to retire so of those folks have dropped out of the workforce not everybody wants to go back full time. i think a lot of people realizing commuting 50 miles to work is not an optimal use of their time or lifestyle. so there's a lot of changes going on in the workforce. all of that has contributed to the labor shortage plus the idea, how many people moved out to suburban areas. what's going on with home prices there? we know there's an influx of population to those areas, right? so wealthier people, middle to upper to high incomepeople, they can do that the folks who are working, lower income people, they don't either have the ability to move or even the housing in those places where the wealthier people have moved so there's geographic dislocation as well. >> yeah, for sure. >> steve liesman, thank you for br breaking that down for us. appreciate it. >>> coming up, bank stocks a
you know, we had that robert kaplan on yesterday, scott, on "the exchange.ople took this opportunity of -- opportunity, maybe that's the wrong word, but the incidence of the pandemic to retire so of those folks have dropped out of the workforce not everybody wants to go back full time. i think a lot of people realizing commuting 50 miles to work is not an optimal use of their time or lifestyle. so there's a lot of changes going on in the workforce. all of that has contributed to the labor...