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We’re speaking with Peter Boockvar LIVE at 3 pm ET on Friday, November 8. Peter is the chief investment officer at Bleakley Financial Group and editor of The Boock Report, where he shares daily macro analysis. He’s also a CNBC contributor and a popular speaker at the Mauldin Economics Strategic Investment Conference.
Today he’ll answer your questions on tariffs, inflation, his outlook for the markets under the new administration, and more.
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The prevailing narrative around oil is that a global supply glut and weakening demand from China will continue to keep oil prices down.
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