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cut in about half in one day
- *2/3* of consumers expect unemployment to rise in year ahead. Highest reading since 2009
-long-term inflation expectations hit a *32-yr high*
-Expectations index plunged 18%, and has now lost more than *30%* since November 2024
cut in about half in one day
Core prices ticked up another 0.4%, higher than the January increase.
"The increase, which was more than what economists had expected, was driven by a rise in prices for everyday items, suggesting Mr. Trump’s tariffs are starting to have a more notable impact. .."
I'd refrain from any major purchases you can afford to delay. The deals should be great when this thing finally bottoms out.
otoh, people loaded up on durable goods this month because they might "never" be so cheap again
"But I'm President...and their not."
Trump's extreme policies are roiling the market
“the fastest Momentum unwind in 40 years .. erased 2 years’ worth of gains and accelerated investors’ late-cycle positioning into Defensive / Low Vol ..”
"Target can’t get its footing after its DEI program demise and a 40-day boycott against the retailer. Foot traffic at stores is down for the eighth consecutive week.."
https://fortune.com/2025/04/01/targe...secutive-week/
smh dumbasses
Why would anyone go to Target regardless if you have a WalMart around?
Doesn't make a lick of sense.
No doubt! Target is expensive for the same bs found at wal-mart. Wal-mart is trash but hey it's not uppity target where the same heads think they're better than those that shop at wal-mart.
Recession by EOY?
Too much trailer trash in Walmart. I prefer to go to Target. They offer starbucks to keep you energized when shopping.
You're def not wrong about the demographics at wal-mart vs target but both are trash while one pretends not to be.
Lol your YouTube searches
Once & again,,,
kori
Make America Great Depression Again.
"we're turning the clock back a century"
Ya's never believed, nor put an ounce of stock in anything Newt has said the last 40 years."we're turning the clock back a century"
Now, now you're smootching his ass.
https://www.ft.com/content/7664bc1e-...5-38d6c077b0d9We have been warning about the importance of the correlation breakdown between US risk assets and the dollar for a while — European losses on US assets are now exceeding those seen during the 2022-2023 crisis. The safe haven properties of the dollar are being eroded and this is imposing a significant cost on unhedged dollar holdings. Beyond that, developments since the start of the year make us worried about a broader undermining of confidence in the US economic outlook and the medium-term desirability of dollar allocations.All of this risks a self-fulfilling unwind of extreme US asset overweights from countries that have exported capital to the US over the last decade. Most of the developed world belongs to this category. At the end of the day, the US has a large current account deficit, and the currency is reliant on capital inflows for stability. A drop in the dollar, a drop in US equities and a rise in term premium in US treasuries would be the strongest market signal that a process of US disinvestment is accelerating. A rise in term premia on US treasuries has not materialized yet, but it would be a very negative signal if it did.Our overall message is that there is a risk that major shifts in capital flow allocations take over from currency fundamentals and that FX moves become disorderly. We would caution that if the dollar decline accelerates, it would be a highly unwelcome development for global central banks. The last thing the ECB wants is an externally imposed disinflationary shock from a loss in dollar confidence and a sharp appreciation in the euro on top of tariffs. Expect pushback. We are in the midst of dramatic regime change in markets.
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