Oh maybe it was hydroxychloroquine that your Q masters told you to pimp. That's it, isn't it.
Well sorry to all the little girls out there that can't get that 5th doll they wanted. Tough .
Residential construction data not great. Starts down 10% MoM versus a ~1% drop expected, permits (better indicator) down 2% MoM versus flat expected. Lowest permits print since 2020 and we're clearly in a retrenchment cycle here, which tends to work pretty well as a recession indicator.
Tomorrow should be interesting.
All indices up and crude down lol.
PANTHEON: “.. the output price index of the [S&P] manufacturing survey increased to 64.5 in June, from 63.6 in May. That’s consistent with CPI core goods inflation shooting up to about 4.5% soon, from 0.3% in May ..”
does Trump know what the Department of Energy does?
seems doubtful
lol the begging
“Should inflation pressures remain contained, I would support lowering the policy rate as soon as our next meeting in order to bring it closer to its neutral setting and to sustain a healthy labor market.”
Bowman had been very focused on inflation risks through last year. She says she sees tariffs as likely to present a “small and one-off increase” in prices because she expects increased economic slack this year.
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/sto...t-gdCMqnH9zJKe
Blake Cramer
Lol "should inflation pressures remain contained"“Should inflation pressures remain contained, I would support lowering the policy rate as soon as our next meeting in order to bring it closer to its neutral setting and to sustain a healthy labor market.”
Bowman had been very focused on inflation risks through last year. She says she sees tariffs as likely to present a “small and one-off increase” in prices because she expects increased economic slack this year.
https://www.wsj.com/livecoverage/sto...t-gdCMqnH9zJKe
The hedging
wow
Of course the point of my post went right over your head.
Have you found a single economist yet warning of massive or huge inflation? You've had over a month now
You can take your internet win over dictionary meanings. You good now?Of course the point of my post went right over your head.
Have you found a single economist yet warning of massive or huge inflation? You've had over a month now
more than vibes, perhaps
JPMORGAN: “Indicators of labor market momentum have shown signs of softening. Today’s June Conference Board survey... makes it increasingly likely that the unemployment rate will rise to 4.3% in next week’s report.”
Trump's insane tariffs have increased the pucker factor
https://www.semafor.com/article/06/2...-falls-in-juneUS consumer confidence unexpectedly dropped in June, falling from 98.4 in May to 93.0, according to new data from the Conference Board.
Economists had expected the index to tick up to almost 100, suggesting growing unease among Americans over the economy, labor market, and their personal finances, with tariffs being the top concern.
June’s retreat in confidence was shared by consumers across age and income groups, as well as political affiliations, with the biggest decline among Republicans, the survey showed.
“In this kind of environment, it’s not surprising that consumers are hesitant to make big purchases,” one economist said. “This is an ‘abundance of caution economy.’”
new home sales down
"dictionary meanings"
You don't even know what you're trying to win here
I told you from the start there was nothing for me to "win" as it wasn't my claim to begin with. This was your claim and I've just been laughing at you flailing around trying to find anything to back it. So, after over a month, are you finally admitting that your claim was total bull and that many economists from both sides were never warning of massive or huge inflation?
There are plenty of warnings of inflation. You're getting your e- panties twisted over the adjectives. You're weird.
"they are just meaningless adjectives"
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