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Fed Rate Cut Odds Dip, Wall Street Braces for Tesla Sales Decline | Bloomberg Businessweek
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Apollo Management partner and chief economist Torsten Slok joins to share his economic outlook following the latest inflation data, doubling down on his call that there will not be Federal Reserve rate cuts this year. Bloomberg Technology co-host Ed Ludlow joins to talk about why Wall Street is worried about Tesla's quarterly vehicle deliveries report. Mike Kirban, co-founder and executive chair of The Vita Coco Company joins to talk about growth for the beverage brand and the sector broadly. And we Drive to the Close with Eric Jackson, founder and president of EMJ Capital.
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