It's great to have you on. Thanks for joining. >> Have you been killing it the last couple years. It's been so long since you've been on.Have you would you say you have been >> able to repeat your great success again and again and again. You've been killing it. >> Well, first I do want to congratulate you guys on 30 years.And uh Mike's here instead of Andrew. He looks like kind of like a buffed Andrew. So make pretend like that.>> And Becky's not here. So >> that's actually my social media handle. >> You lo ...

Madison Investments, an investment advisor, released its “Madison Small Cap Fund” second-quarter 2025 investor letter. A copy of the letter can be downloaded here. The second quarter started as a continuation of the first quarter. As the liberation day tariffs were catastrophic, sending both equities and treasuries steeply lower. Later, the administration set a pause in the tariff implementation, which led equities to rebound, supported by better-than-expected macroeconomic data, particularly regarding infl ...

I assume you're happy with the move today. Maybe you wanted something bigger You can tell us. Was President Trump right, though.Jay Powell too late. Well, listen, I really support the action that the Federal Reserve took today. And I think, you know, as Jay Powell said today, they are balancing to risk their balancing the risks of inflation on the one hand and the risks of declining employment on the other hand.So I don't second guess the decision that the Fed made today. I think that the problem that we al ...

Senator Elizabeth Warren is saying the Fed had no choice but to cut rates to protect American jobs. And the senator joins us this morning. She's the lead Democrat on the banking committee. And um Senator, welcome. It's good to have you on. I I bet you you're probably glad about 25, but I I know you've argued for for even bigger cuts. Yeah, you know, look, I've been arguing for a couple of years for interest rate cuts, but there's a difference between interest rate cuts that come because the economy is stron ...

Our headline message is that the economy has proved resilient over recent months in light of uh external uncertainty and headwinds and looking forward we do expect steady growth in the economy albeit uh as you mentioned lower than it would have been in the absence of tariffs. So three mean three main uh developments since our previous forecast about 3 months ago. First uh we've had the uh agreement the framework agreement between the United States and the EU on trade.So we've incorporated the 15% tariff rig ...

The Fed did cut rates by 25 basis points as widely expected and suggesting two more cuts would come by the end of the year. That was kind of the the median consensus call among the committee. Joining us now, Jeremy Seagull, chief economist at Wisdom Tree and Professor Emeritus of Finance at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business.Uh Jeremy, it's good to have you this morning. I I guess we can uh you know, if you if you want to just follow the market's verdict, you often don't get a clean ...

By Nora Eckert DETROIT (Reuters) -Automakers have been absorbing billions in added expenses since U.S. President Donald Trump’s tariffs took effect in April, sparing American car shoppers from sticker shock. So far. Car prices were supposed to have bolted higher by now, auto executives and analysts predicted. But that has not happened, mirroring some other industries where companies have decided to eat added expenses rather than passing them on to consumers. The average manufacturer’s suggested retail p ...

This story was originally published on CFO.com. To receive daily news and insights, subscribe to our free daily CFO.com newsletter. This year’s frenzied tariff environment has broadly affected both corporate financial results and finance departments’ planning and forecasting capabilities, according to a new survey across 26 industry sectors. In a poll of 942 finance leaders worldwide by consulting firm Protiviti, respondents reported that the new and changing tariffs have had at least a moderate impact on ...

Indian textile manufacturer Gokaldas Exports plans to boost shipments to the European Union and the United Kingdom, and expand production in Africa, as punitive U.S. tariffs threaten to sap profits, t... ...

Cracker Barrel Old Country Store Inc. CBRL is bracing for a $25 million financial impact from the Donald Trump administration’s tariffs in the coming fiscal year, forcing the company to significantly reduce the number of products in its famous gift shops and aggressively renegotiate deals with its suppliers.Cracker Barrel fell in after-hours. Check out the stock price here.CBRL To Reduce Store Products By 10% To Fight TariffsThe strategy was detailed by executives during the company's fourth-quarter earning ...