The State of The Economy With CNBC Contributor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera — 10 Seconds To Air
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The State of The Economy With CNBC Contributor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera

October 31, 2022 · 52 min

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A 20-year Wall Street correspondent explains inflation, the Fed, and what comes next.

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In this episode

  • Why inflation reached historic highs and how the Fed is responding
  • What falling stock prices and home values mean for everyday people
  • How a financial journalist made the leap into competitive politics
  • Where the economy is likely headed based on current interest rate trends

About this episode

What is going on with the economy right now? 
Inflation is at a historic high, the stock market has lost almost two years of accumulated growth, and home prices are trending downwards.

In this episode of 10 Seconds to Air, I talk with CNBC contributor Michelle Caruso-Cabrera about what's going on with interest rates, the Federal Reserve, how we got here and what is still to come. 

An influential communicator and politician, Michelle Caruso-Cabrera was the first  Latina anchor and Chief International Correspondent at CNBC, where she covered the financial markets for 20 years and still appears every week as a contributor on international issues.

We talk about her career covering Wall Street, her recent transition to politics, where she boldly ran against Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez in the Democratic primary in New York, and her future in public service.

Follow Michelle on Instagram @michellecaruso_cabrera
and on Twitter @MCaruso_Cabrera
and watch her on CNBC

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