adam, thank you very much for being here with us you heard sarat and my conversation with regard to theconomic concerns facing the fed. why do you think markets largely have adopted this and are shaking off any growth scare that we may have out there >> yeah, hi, dom well, look, as sarat said, this was clearly a dovish message i don't know -- i guess the only way you could make it more dovish is if powell said they were going to come out in september and cut by 50 basis points they're not going to do that, but they clearly have the evidence to proceed with a cut at their september meeting, and the market is taking that and running with it. i think the question is, are investors, as they tend to do, maybe taking this a step too far and looking at this as a series of rate cuts that are on the way? i noticed if you look at the fed funds futures, pricing it up to nine cuts between now and the end of next year >> all right, adam, if that's the case, during my travels, i would talk to weather advisors like yourself and, you know, oftentimes, we'd just have a conversation about why the fed nee

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with the raising of the yaal sarat al-hossein flag, the service of processions to arbaeen pilgrims atder end of shalamcheh officially began. the representatives of iranian and iraqi processions attended this ceremony to serve the pilgrims of arbaeen hosseini they prepared. labik or hossein servants, as is customary every year, labik guyan raised the banner of hosseini members in shalamcheh. we hope that with the facilities that we have provided , the loved ones will go on the pilgrimage in good health and with dignity , and we thank the good people of iraq for gathering here. they want to pay attention to a few points due to the high temperature of the air. we have already said, god willing, our dear zahirin. they should try to tell the management that their travel time will be 6-7 days maximum in iraq don't leave space and facilities for others from the entrance of khorramshahr. on both sides of the shalamcheh border crossing , iranian and iraqi processions will be held from the beginning of the journey until a few days after arbaeen. the ministry said this year to produce 20 million

attack a house in the jabalia refugee camp, israeli artillery fire and air strikes on two houses in the sarat refugee camp in central gaza, kill five other civilians and wounded many others. seven others died after an israeli air strike hit a group of people near khan unis city. the regime claims this intensive bombing campaign is aimed at hamas members, but most of... the casualties are women, children, and the elderly. many of the attacks hit areas previously declared as safe zones. now, the un says at least 60,000 palestinians have been displaced to the western areas of gaza following a recent evacuation order issued by the israeli army. the regime's attacks have so far killed nearly 39,800 people and injured 91,700 others. earlier gaza correspondent moti abu massabe joined us from the central city of therab with more details on the latest israeli crimes across the besieged territory and as you over the last couple of weeks the israel incubation forces have been intensifying their attacks and accelerating their strikes against the evacuation centers and the schools basically in gaza city.

israeli artillery fire and air strikes on two homes in the sarat refugee camp in central gaza, killed five other civilians and wounded many others. seven others died after an israeli air strike it a group of people near hanhan city. the regime claims this intensive bombing campaign is aimed at hamas members, but most of the casualties are women, children and the elderly. many of the attacks hit areas previously declared as safe sounds. now the... says that at least 60,000 palestinians have been displaced to the western areas of gaza following a recent evacuation order issued by the israeli army. the regime's attacks have so far killed nearly 39,800 people, injuring 91,700 others. the correspon musa was earlier with us for an update on the latest is air strikes on the gaza strap. the last night was horrific for the palestinian people in kanyuni city. whereas the israel incubation forces demanded more residental squares to be evacuated immediately, the people lift and defled uh those areas, there is zental areas at midnight having nothing to do with the current situation, whereas the is

with the raising of the flag decorated with yaal sarat al-hussein, which is a symbol of service to the arbaeen pilgrims, the service of the processions to the arbaeen pilgrims at the shalamcheh border terminal officially began. with the facilities that we have provided, the loved ones can go on pilgrimage in good health and with dignity, and we thank the good people of iraq who gathered here tonight, although the processionists have no request except for the presence of those who wish to visit arbaeen and the provision of an opportunity to serve , but they are responsible. due to the high heat of the air, be sure to pay attention to a few points. we have already said that god willing, our dear ghain should try to manage and their travel time should not be more than 6 to 7 days in iraq so that space and facilities are left for others. from the entrance of khorramshahr to both sides of shalamcheh border crossing, iranian and iraqi convoys from the beginning of the journey to several. my dear, i'm going to visit inna and i'm here. they give her a warm back, dear, it was their grandmother'

now this was footage from an air strike a building in the all-ne sarat refugee camp in central gaza. three people, including a child were killed when this israel war planes targeted a residential apartment in the al magazi camp. in the the north at least eight civilians were... chilled in air strikes on gaza city and another three lost their lives when a food stall was hit in the jabalia refugee camp and to a southern gaza 14 civilians including a journalist were killed as a result of unrelenting bombing of khan unis and raffa. since the 7th of october when us is really genocide began in gaza over 40,400 palestinians are known to have been killed and over 170 of them have been journalists. the israel army continues, it's brutal attack against civilians in gaza regimes, aircraft or leveling residential buildings and shedding the blood of defenseless palestinian women and children. people of gaza say the silence of the international community is only embolden the regime into its massacring of endless civilians. this isn't a some of them describe the horrors of living under the regime's

palestinian dead and several others wounded, artillery also targeted other areas in gaza, including the sarat and albarage refugee camps. these were the aggression which began last october has so far claimed the lives of nearly 40,000 palestinians and injured some 91 thousand others. the war has also displaced nearly 2 million people in the gaza strip. there is no one inside to violent israel raids against palestinians, at least 13 people were killed by the regime forces in different raids across the occupied west bank. according to the palestinian red cross society, four people were killed and several injured in tubas, governor israely forces resorted to a live fire against people in the... vecinity of hospital and residential buildings. three of those killed were teenagers, five people have been killed in the city of afganian, where the israeli raid is still going on. three people were also killed in the village west of jenin. israeli forces also kill the palestinian youth west of bethlehem. nearly 600 palestinians have been killed by israeli forces and settlers in the west bank since octob

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engers, where they shoot down a drone that i think paves the way to the corresponding airfield in sarataratov region, and just this drone after shooting down the russian anti-aircraft missile flies into a residential building there, it is absolutely true that we have purposeful combat work there to frighten people and kill them as much as possible, not even to frighten here, because the enemy now he perfectly understands that there are no red lines, that... no one reacts to his horrors there, including , thanks to us, ukrainians, our western partners, who understand that we know how to beat the enemy, and all these appeals of the russians stopped reacting to western partners of ukraine to stop the supply of weapons, they are having a turning point right now, the supply of weapons, i think, will increase, and a decision will finally be made that we can and, most importantly, must... strike at the facilities of the russian federation on its territory. very often, we are all urged to adhere to the relevant international conventions, we must not strike at the energy facilities of the russia

we stayed at zero for a long time, sarat.talked about what the long-term consequences of pricing assets below where cash doesn't cost as much should because you get investment and all these things happen. then the fed feels the need to harness the inflation it engendered and they're restrictive. >> right. >> we need to know right now. maybe they were much more restrictive than we knew at the time. maybe inflation was supply side or pandemic related and maybe they killed the goose that laid the golden egg. maybe it's already too late. is that not possible? >> that definitely could be possible, but i do think you have a fed that is very aware of inflation at this point and looking at price stability and what happened in japan. that is a function of a lot of leverage and latsrates being lo. the interesting thing is we cut rates which hurts japan. it is momentum cta as well. at the end of the day, if the fed is one step behind and they start cutting rates, you can actually get better price momentum here because certain stocks wil

sarat, what have you got? >> shchlumberger, slb. >> visa at the bottom of its te ten-year valuation range. >> consulting and it had weakness and it's coming back and defense contract and defense is great. >> thanks, everybody. see you on "the bell." ♪ ♪ >>> thank you, scott and welcome to "the exchange." i'm kelly evans and here's what's ahead. what a difference a week makes. tech is back at the top. the ten-year yield is creeping back towards 4% and the vix is almost back in the teens. on top of all of that, this week's cpi and retail sales and inflation expectation hit a three-year low according to the fed's latest survey. how long can it last? we'll discuss that and get a few names to buy right now. speaking of the consumer, get ready for retail, earnings wrap up and the analyst who nailed the slowdown in home renovations two years ago is back with a preview and what's got her concerned now. >> plus nvidia shares are up about 5% today and it's one of the best performers on the s&p and the nasdaq 100. of ste

sarat, always good to have you with us.ne who has seen his stock go from 6 to 50 plus in a matter of his tenure. >> i think it's a great move. brian has done a phenomenal job. he's turned around the company, and i think this is a great new way for him to get something that needs to be turned around. we all know starbucks has a lot of work that needs to be done. unfortunately, the last two years, it didn't really do well. so i think it could be a good opportunity. there's a lot of low-hanging fruit at starbucks. >> the other big story is home depot. disappointing guide, even though wall street reset expectations going into the quarter. what does this tell you about the earnings we're expecting? >> it's just confirming what we're seeing. we're seeing the consumer slowing down, retail sales are coming down. you've seen it across mcdonald's, starbucks, the other companies are reporting. so i do think you're seeing that. at the same time you're seeing ppi number today, cpi. it's confirming what the fed needs to do, which is basi

. >> thank you, sarat. nice to see you. >> nice to see you. i want to thank you both for hanging out. >> a pleasure. >> as we discussed elon musk and donald trump and the big news out of starbucks. that stock up making big moves on the back of brian niccol joining. join us tomorrow. we'll talk more about it. "squawk on the street" starts right now. >>> good tuesday morning. welcome to "squawk on the street." i'm carl quintanilla with jim cramer. whether that starbucks, home depot, geo politics, pfpi. breaking news at starbucks. the company replaces the ceo laxman narasimham with chipotle's chief, brian niccol. all the details. >> ppi comes in cooler than expected that gives stocks a bit of a bump ahead of the open, and we continue to see signs of a cautious consumer. home depot saying comp store sales to decline as customers, quote, sense a greater uncertainty in the economy. >>> let's begin with this news out of starbucks. laxman narasimham is out as ceo, effective immediately, and amid the company's struggles as well as activist investors pu