US inflation is back at 3%, the highest it's been since Januaryhttps://t.co/AcvVuh1mfp ...

Breaking: Annual inflation picked up slightly to 3% last month in a report that came out nine days late due to the government shutdown https://t.co/X4pBmLzPhF ...

BREAKING 🚨Watcher.Guru (@WatcherGuru):BREAKING: 🇺🇸 US inflation rises to 3%, lower than expectations. ...

Finally, volatility is about to kick in on the markets as CPI comes up.What to expect?Well, any outcome is going to provide a bias. If it's higher than expected, then we're likely seeing a first drop and then back up as a new narrative is happening.Or, when it's lower than expected, we'll probably still be building a narrative to see the FED do rate cuts.Ultimately, the previous time Powell mentioned that inflation isn't as important anymore and given that everyone is stuck in their positions, you'll probab ...

Market Outlook - The CPI report is considered a binary event, with risks skewed to the upside for the equity market, especially with upcoming hyperscaler earnings, Fed meeting, and US-China meeting [2][3] - Unless CPI comes in really hot, investors might want to position more bullishly into those events next week [3] Gold as a Hedge - After the selloff, gold is considered a great entry point, driven by fiat currency devaluation [4] - The industry uses a measure of M2 money supply divided by the gold price to gauge the currency cycle [5] - The industry identifies a currency devaluation cycle that started in 2022, coinciding with the Russia-Ukraine conflict and the hiking cycle [6] - Regression analysis identifies budget balance, fiscal deficits, debt to GDP, and inflation as drivers of the currency cycle, all expected to remain negative [7] - Historically, the S&P 500 underperforms gold during devaluation, making gold a good hedge against S&P 500 and devaluation [8]

Will Trump's tariffs push inflation up or down in the UK? The Bank of England still isn't sure. Get the Readout with @hariboconomics https://t.co/0uKdUH42RN ...

Bank of England rate-setter Swati Dhingra said that US tariffs will drive growth and inflation lower as supply chains become less diverse https://t.co/Vq9p8BWfeI ...

Newly appointed Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi starts her term with high approval ratings, in a show of optimism that she could deliver on her pledges that include countering inflation and strengthening the economy https://t.co/Ck2JoFeO9G ...

Traders increased their bets on Bank of England interest-rate cuts after UK inflation unexpectedly held steady last month https://t.co/wh8DEAryQH ...

Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi has ordered a fresh package of economic measures aimed at easing the burden of inflation on households and companies. https://t.co/qQg3FVCNza ...