CPI says prices fell 0.4%
The latest Consumer Price Index is out this morning, and we got some good news as prices fell 0.4% from May to June thanks to a drop in energy prices. It was the biggest decline since 2020. Year-over-year prices were up 3.5% in June. Navy Federal Credit Union economist Heather Long talks about it …
Heather Long, Chief Economist Navy Federal Credit Union, is a prominent economic commentator who frequently appears on television, radio, and podcasts, including MSNBC, CNN, CNBC, Fox Business, and NPR's Marketplace to explain economic trends.
Heather Long is chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union and former Washington Post economics correspondent, talks about everyday household financial pressures, inflation, labor market trends, and the struggles of the American middle class.
She says the economy is deeply fractured. While top ea…
Trump’s Iran war drags on with 60 days until midterms (Pt. 2)
Tonight on The Last Word: The New York Times reports Iran has grown more confident after six months of war. Also, a federal judge extends the block on Donald Trump’s attack on mail voting. Plus, diesel hits a record high in the U.S. as energy costs surge. Trump ramps up his effort to destroy the Sm…
Trump’s Iran war drags on with 60 days until midterms (Pt. 1)
Tonight on The Last Word: The New York Times reports Iran has grown more confident after six months of war. Also, a federal judge extends the block on Donald Trump’s attack on mail voting. Plus, diesel hits a record high in the U.S. as energy costs surge. Trump ramps up his effort to destroy the Sm…
The Bond Market Is Sending A Warning On Debt
This week on Facing the Future, Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, explains why the cost of borrowing is going up and the implications of higher interest rates for families, businesses and the federal budget. She also discusses inflation, tariffs and Social Security reform.
Facing the Future | The Bond Market Is Sending A Warning On Debt
This week on Facing the Future, Heather Long, chief economist at Navy Federal Credit Union, explains why the cost of borrowing is going up and the implications of higher interest rates for families, businesses and the federal budget. She also discusses inflation, tariffs and Social Security reform.
CPI shows prices are still rising
The latest inflation numbers are out this morning, and not surprisingly, prices are on the rise. The Consumer Price Index report shows prices rose 3.4% year over year in August and 0.4% month over month. Both numbers are on par on what experts predicted. Energy costs rose 2.1% in August and are 16…
Could High US Bond Yields Spark a Crisis in Europe?
Bond yields are climbing from the US to Japan — pushing up borrowing costs and putting fresh stress on governments, markets and consumers. In France, that strain could deepen into a broader crisis for the euro zone.
On today’s episode, Bloomberg Opinion columnist John Authers and Navy Federal Cred…
Rousseau's Lost Children Audiobook by Gavin McCrea
Listen to full audiobook for free : https://litupbook.com/free Title: Rousseau's Lost ChildrenCategories: Biography, Ethic, Fiction, PhilosopherAuthor: Gavin McCreaNarrator: Heather Long, Patrick MoyPublisher: John MurrayRelease date: 02-26-2026Language: English
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