president james will or wanted a deeper one since he sees a recession in the us a manufacturing well boston a fed president eric rosser green said cutting rates the risk of financial instability on all the thing that kept the investors guessing and never as it was the chinese delegation canceling its planned visit to a farm in montana and cutting short negotiations after president trump said he doesn't want an interim trade deal and he is not in need of a deal happening before next year presidential elections there was a risk limit has been of course a buzz word this friday and it will be a buzzword next week where you are what can we expect lots of companies announcing their commitments to achieve climate goals several firms from a different variety of industries will deliver their plans to the u.n. over the weekend we already heard from amazon but also on monday big oil companies will make their own pledge aiming for ned 0 emissions something we will need to keep an eye to was a reader who in new york thank you very much for the analysis and have a good weekend now on to other business stories

rosengren of the boston fed who was one of the two that dissented based on the fact that he felt rates should be held. neil: one other disagreed as well, but he wanted more. >> he wanted more of ai think this is a situation where the president has browbeaten the fed to the point where they will cut under pressure. not everybody will agree with that, but i believe that's true because with an economy that's so strong, i just don't believe there's a need for a cut. we're taking antibiotics here before we're even sick. it's a waste of our ammunition. neil: i agree with that. what do you think >> i like the parallel. it really does feel like -- it is like a broken window theory here. neil: you're just jealous because you used the apple to apple thing. he used the antibiotic. >> i like the antibiotic thing. i my think my apple to apple is better. it is not just powell trying to make a decision in cutting rates, but i think it is a back and forth between president trump and powell. there's an election that's about to happen. if the economy goes into a recession, president trump there's not going to be -- there's going to be major waves when it comes to his campaign. neil: now he has s

the economy has reached a gentle turning point so we'll see if the data hold as well. the firsts chicken on word news now. boston fedid the u.s. economy remains relatively strong despite growing threats. he is not convinced of the need to cut rates later this month. if consumers continue to spend and global conditions do not deter rate further, the u.s. regrow at 2%. if so, no immediately policy action would be required >> those kind of headwinds could become appreciable. if they do and start slowing down the economy, we should react once we see it in the data. i do not think we should anticipate necessarily that that is going to happen. as long as we are growing around 2%, i do not see nearly as much of a need for taking immediately policy action. trump has stoked the trade war saying china should deal soon or face a tougher term should he went next year's election. he said the u.s. is doing well in negotiations adding he is certain beijing would prefer to talk to a different administration in washington. he warns china things would be far harder should he win a second term next year. that hasand the storm flattene