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Can't wait to listen to Jim Cramer in a few minutes, starting at 8:00 a.m.
3.3% vs 2.0% estimate.
Much, much higher than GDPNow.
Former Dallas fed president:
- "recession is receding"
- Fed should be congratulated
- doesn't see any reason to "act." Doesn't see any reason to cut rates. [I agree 1,000%. My mother would love the "higher" interest rates and my father would love the equity market.]
- "why cut": the Fed rate is in the "normal" range
- economy: doing well
- Powell won't make any Fed decisions based on political considerations; in fact, he will avoid even the perception which means possibility of no change in Fed rate until after November election;
- economy, when asked directly: A+
- inflation coming down; "everyone" has a job; GDP numbers huge.
Huge numbers across the board. Will post full numbers when available. For now, just go to the initial links below.
Market after GDP numbers released: all indices move up slightly.
Barron's: link here.
The WSJ: link here.
Back to CNBC panel:
- "Goldilocks." LOL.
- Steve Liesman: "it's very good."
- retail inventory surging
- new growth in GDP has nothing to do with inflation!
- all about supply chain
- inflation "well behaved"
- companies reaping benefits from technology employed to fight high costs
- are folks working from home more productive
- people with more money in their pockets
- grudgingly says the word "Goldilocks." Doesn't want to "jinx it."
- other analysts
- amazed by a great number;
- inventory extremely strong number
- core inflation declining close to Fed's target
- real wage gain among lowest economic group; biggest marginal spenders
- only risk now: Fed takes too long to cut
- unable to understand underlying pessimism the last several years
- PCE price index: 1.7%
- core PCE price index: 2.0%
- the words "blockbuster," "Goldilocks," "amazing," keep popping up.
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