In the latest edition of Take 5 with Bill Emmons, Dr. Emmons discusses the outcome of the Dec. 12-13 meeting of the Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC). He also addresses the significant turnover of the FOMC voting members and the possibility of yield-curve inversion.
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