Everybody's going to win because you've got this easy money. You're going to get a rate cut, going to get quantitative tightening probably stopping. You'll get another rate cut on December 10th. You'll probably get another one to start next year in January.And then you're going to get a new Fed chairman in May that's going to want even more rate. The Federal Reserve is literally about to release the cryptocurrency bulls. Most people have no idea that this is about to happen.We're about to enter into a perio ...

Ah yeah lets "derisk" a 98% chance rate cut rolling into QEspot and chill lads. infinite money printing starts again very very soon ...

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🇺🇸 The FED FOMC rate cut decision will be announced tomorrow at 2pm ET.The market is expecting a 25 bps rate cut at this meeting, so it won't impact the market much.What's even more important is Powell's speech, which will start at 2:30pm ET.The job market is already cooked, and last week's CPI also came lower than expected.Along with that, US economic activity is also slowing down due to the government shutdown.All these things are enough for Powell to be dovish, but there's more to it.For the first time i ...

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It's a classic risk-on move because while stocks are rising, gold and the 10-year Treasury note, the safest government bond there is, have lost value. Representatives for China and the U.S. on Sunday agreed on a framework of a trade deal for President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping to decide on later this week. It bodes well for investors as it indicates better access to critical minerals for U.S. companies and suggests lower sanctions on China. The Dow was up 222 points, or 0.5%. The S&P 500 ...

Economic Indicators - The Consumer Price Index indicated a slight cooling of inflation in September, with core inflation rising by 3%, down from 3.1% in the previous month, and a month-over-month increase of 0.2% after a 0.3% rise in the two preceding months [1] - Job growth in the private sector totaled 157,000 from May to August, with healthcare adding 249,000 jobs, while other sectors combined lost 92,000 jobs [3] - The average job growth for September was reported at just 13,000, with ADP indicating a decline of 32,000 in private payroll employment [4] Federal Reserve Actions - The Federal Reserve is facing challenges in making monetary policy decisions due to the government shutdown, which has delayed the release of critical job data [5][7] - Fed officials are expected to cut the benchmark interest rate by a quarter percentage point for the second time this year, despite the lack of official job data [6][10] - Policymakers have indicated a median estimate of two more rate cuts for the year, with markets anticipating a cut this week and potentially another in December [20][21] Labor Market Insights - The labor market is showing signs of softening, with concerns that it may not recover soon, as indicated by various data sources [2][9] - Delinquencies in subprime auto loans have raised concerns about the overall health of the economy, although some analysts do not see this as an early sign of a financial crisis [14][15] - Analysts suggest that the Fed needs to be cautious about inflation numbers, as persistent inflation could complicate future monetary policy decisions [12][19]

We are now in the second-longest government shutdown era, and its impact can be felt in growing dissatisfaction among furloughed workers, economic instability in regional banks, and increasing uncertainty over back pay. Meanwhile, the stock market remains largely unaffected, and once again, on Friday, it closed at its highest level. The S&P 500 advanced 1.9% this week, with positive earnings at the core. The Nasdaq Composite rose 2.3% over the week, while the Dow Jones Industrial Average, which gained 4 ...

So, with today's inflation report, can we add rate cuts to the list of bullish market indicators and will that keep this rally going. Well, joining us now is Renaissance Macro Research head of US economics Neil Duta and Evans May wealth managing partner Brooke May. Great to have you both both here.And Brooke, I'm going to kick this conversation off with you because so far earning season has been incredibly strong when you look at these beat rates much much higher than we've seen uh previously and and histor ...