Consumer Sentiment Drops as Inflation Expectations Jump
A resurgence in fuel prices and renewed trade tensions drives sentiment below every forecast.
A resurgence in fuel prices and renewed trade tensions drives sentiment below every forecast.
Your best move right now is to focus on trends, not turns.
There is a lot of debate about compute spending, but investors should be more focused on these two developments.
With an already “fragile” setup, equities are starting the week on the wrong foot.
The CPI came in hotter than expected and I was surprised by the reaction.
Core CPI comes in above expectations raising core PCE estimates with markets now pricing nearly four rate hikes over the next year.
The upcoming CPI will either relieve the market pressure or confirm it.
Inflation concerns are seeing central banks shift to a tightening stance. Are they indirectly calling the market top?
Oil climbs and treasury yields hit fresh multi-year highs, pressuring stocks for a fourth consecutive day.