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Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, Jared Bernstein, is shortly due to take questions alongside Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre at the White House daily presser. LIVESTREAM

  • Bernstein said in an interview with CBS News yesterday that the Fed rate cut, paired with low unemployment, good job growth, and strong GDP growth is, "good news across the board."
  • Bernstein noted that the White House wants to see the 30-year fixed rate mortgage come down further, stressing that "lowering housing costs is absolutely key to the Biden-Harris administration agenda."
  • Bernstein also sought to get ahead of former President Donald Trump's claim that the cut is politically motivated by stating that Fed Chair Jerome Powell "is not a political actor."
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Chair of the White House Council of Economic Advisers, Jared Bernstein, is shortly due to take questions alongside Press Secretary Karine Jean-Pierre at the White House daily presser. LIVESTREAM

  • Bernstein said in an interview with CBS News yesterday that the Fed rate cut, paired with low unemployment, good job growth, and strong GDP growth is, "good news across the board."
  • Bernstein noted that the White House wants to see the 30-year fixed rate mortgage come down further, stressing that "lowering housing costs is absolutely key to the Biden-Harris administration agenda."
  • Bernstein also sought to get ahead of former President Donald Trump's claim that the cut is politically motivated by stating that Fed Chair Jerome Powell "is not a political actor."