(This is a summary of major money transfer debates on CNBC's “Worldwide Exchange” exclusively for Pro Subscribers. A global exchange airs every day at 5am.) Investors focused on the potential recession are considering split investments and protection of inflation with “hint” bonds. Former Fed official Loretta Mester also gave Jerome Powell's comments from Friday and her views on how central banks should respond to recession concerns. Pick: ProShares Dividend Aristocrats ETF (NOBL) Simeon Hyman of ProShares is seeing dividend-focused ETF opportunities as market volatility continues to rattle investors. “Their prices are slowing down the Mag 7, but their foundations aren't,” Hyman said in the World Exchange. Hyman's Nobl ETF holds stocks that pay dividends up to 500 years each year. “Stylebox” means that even if we are surprised upside down, and much of this uncertainty doesn't mean you'll be left behind. Hyman said. Tips time, Treasury inflation protected securities. On exchanges around the world, Cox said, adding that the Treasury's inflation-protected securities or “hints” could be wise investments with uncertainty in tariffs and other economic policy. “It's a hedge against unexpected inflation, and there are many unexpected headlines that have emerged. It must be tactical here. Loretta Mester calls former president Loretta Mester of the Reserve Bank of Cleveland, “well-placed.” Loretta Mester says she gave her to Speaker Jerome Powell's comments from Friday that the central bank viewed the economy as “strong” and is waiting and looking at the approach to Trump administration's policies before making any rate decisions. “I think he's basically right. I don't think what people are worried about is where the economy is heading, but I think the Fed is well suited to respond anyway, no matter what happens,” Mester said. Mester added: “Doge (Government's Efficiency Bureau), tariff uncertainty, uncertainty can reduce spending and reduce employment, and we are already seeing it when we talk to businesses, and we are already beginning to see what is happening in the economy in the future.
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