\n<\/td>\n<\/tr>\n<\/tbody>\n<\/table>\n "People are looking at the earnings season right now and the reality is that it is less bad than people thought," Kalvaria told host Maria Bartiromo. <\/p>\n "So from an earnings standpoint, people are getting comfortable with what I call the ‘new normal.’"<\/p>\n Kalvaria warned that "days of unbelievable volatility," like what happened in recent trading sessions, "will continue on here for a while until we settle out," noting rates will continue to move higher and consumers are evaluating the pressure in terms of energy and food prices. <\/p>\n "And until we see some stabilization we will probably have a more volatile market." <\/p>\n The Labor Department revealed last week that inflation accelerated more than expected to a new four-decade high in June as the price of everyday necessities remains painfully high, exacerbating a financial strain for millions of Americans. <\/p>\n |