Show Notes
1952 CANDY STORE IN WARSAW Federal Reserve Economic Outlook Liz Peek analyzes Federal Reserve Chairman Kevin Warsh holding interest rates steady ahead of the elections. While GDP growth and corporate profits remain strong, persistent inflation is fueled by high energy prices. She highlights massive AI investments driving capital demand and criticizes New York City policies regarding homelessness. (1)
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