The guys discuss Consumer spending picks moving up in January, citing a weak December as a possible reason for the increase. CPI estimates are expected to move up to a 6.2% increase year over year. Bi

The guys discuss Russia cutting oil production significantly in repsonse to Western sanctions, nearly 5% is the expectation. Microsoft is set to cut jobs across a variety of units, including Surface,

The guys discuss an exceptionally strong 10-year auction yesterday in the bond market. The auction saw a high level of international demand and a fairly low domestic participation. Disney earnings sho

The guys discuss Powell's comments on the "significant period of time" required to bring down inflation. State of the Union comments include noting a late credit card fee for late credit cards, insuli

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The guys discuss the FED's comments regarding the continued fight on inflation, with discussions focused around continuing the same path or potentially easing into a hopeful "soft landing." CVS is nea

The guys discuss the slide of the YEN as the Bank of Japan begins their transition from Kuroda to Masayoshi Amamiya. Several large deals are not going through as cash proves to be king during this mar

The guys discuss the January jobs report, with a surprising number of jobs coming in that exceeded expectations. They spent considerable time discussing earnings reports from a few major companies in

The guys discuss the data and central bank recaps. The FED appears to be hawkish regarding ongoing increases, but there was acknowledgment of a need for substantially more evidence. Bank of England co

The guys discuss the Chinese Lunar New Year, which essentially signals 7 days off in China. During the week off, the market could be affected as a result of the break. Samsung continues to mull a deci