winnie: there has been a lot of confusion around the state of the consumer.ve had consumer confidence numbers that have been quite negative for a persistent amount of time and then a little better and now trending lower again. even as consumer confidence was down and out in 2022, inflation was speaking, we did not see the strain consistent with recession-like spending or retrenchment to more cautious consumer behavior. more broadly, markets underappreciated the amount of liquidity injected into the balance sheet and the global financial markets. now we have had a few more years to run through that liquidity. i do think there is going to be some shifting behavior from consumers that perhaps people are not necessarily appreciating because we have been looking at that consumer resilience and durability that was so evident for the past for years. sonali: ashley, if you think about the drivers of the bond market, people of the yield. the problem with the yield levels right now is there is a drift higher. the uncertainty around the 10-year. many investors think you

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. >> winnie byanyima runs the un's global response to the aids epidemic.hey warn that up to 6.3 million people could die by 2029 if the u.s. cuts off funding. americans will also lose out. >> actually. >> sometimes i say we have the diseases. they have the. >> profits they. >> make money, the aid connects them to markets. and markets. benefit american. >> companies. >> and american jobs. >> are created at home. >> so usaid is not just charity to african countries. >> no, no. >> no, it's mutually beneficial. >> but the negative sentiment isn't one that's shared by all of africa's leaders. in an exclusive interview with cnn, rwanda's president says the continent has to wean itself off aid. >> in president. >> trump's. unconventional ways of doing things. i completely disagree with. >> him on many. >> things. >> even though it will hurt you as rwanda, which depends on some u.s. aid to fund your health care and development. >> we might learn some lessons. >> self-sufficient countries might sound ideal in theory, but it brings little comfort to the millions acr

. >> winnie byanyima runs the un's global response to the aids epidemic. they warn that up to 6.3 million people could die by 2029 if the u.s. cuts off funding. americans will also lose out. >> actually. >> sometimes i say we have the diseases. >> they have. >> the profits. they make. >> money. >> the aid connects them to markets and markets benefit american companies and american jobs are created at home. >> so usaid is not just charity to african countries. >> no no, no. it's mutually beneficial. >> but the negative sentiment isn't one that's shared by all of africa's leaders. in an exclusive interview with cnn, rwanda's president says the continent has to wean itself off aid. >> in a. >> president trump's. unconventional ways of doing things. i completely agree with him on many things. >> even though it will hurt you as rwanda, which depends on some u.s. aid to fund your health care and development. >> we may learn some lessons. >> self-sufficient countries might sound ideal in theory, but it brings little comfort to the millions across the world whose

. >> winnie byanyima runs the un's global response to the aids epidemic. they warn that up to 6.3 million people could die by 2029. if the u.s. cuts off funding. americans will also lose out. >> actually, sometimes i say we have the diseases. they have the profits. they make money, the. >> aid connects. >> them to markets and markets benefit american companies. and american jobs are created at home. >> so usaid is not just charity to african countries. >> no. >> no, no, it's mutually beneficial. >> but the negative sentiment isn't one that's shared by all of africa's leaders. in an exclusive interview with cnn, rwanda's president says the continent has to wean itself off aid. >> in president trump's unconventional way. >> of doing things. i completely disagree with him on many things. >> even though it will hurt you as rwanda, which depends on some u.s. aid to fund your health care and development. >> we might learn some lessons to. >> larry madowo cnn, kampala, uganda. >> and our thanks to cnn's larry madowo. we're back with one of the biggest events in a

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