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Michael Ashton
What if the Fed Is Content With Core Inflation Above 3%? By Michael Ashton - Dec 12, 2024 7

Last month’s CPI had set up an uncomfortable situation for the FOMC, where too-high inflation was colliding with a Fed that had launched too soon into ease mode – for what appears to be mostly...

Michael Kramer
Is Inflation Heating Up Faster Than Markets Realize?   By Michael Kramer - Dec 12, 2024

The CPI numbers yesterday largely came in line. But when you took a deeper look at them and rounded them out, you realize they were in line but on the hotter side of inline, meaning the...

Phil Flynn
The Energy Report: Deficits Of One Kind or Another By Phil Flynn - Dec 11, 2024 1

Today, suddenly, the markets are worried about deficits. The Energy Information Administration says that the world is in a slight oil supply deficit with global oil demand coming in at 103.37 million...

Lance Roberts
China Is No Longer the Marginal Buyer of Oil By Lance Roberts - Dec 11, 2024

From 2010 through 2022, the US Energy Information Administration (EIA) calculates that global Oil demand grew by 10 million barrels per day (Mb/d). Over 60% of the demand growth was due to China’s...

Ali Merchant
25 bps Cut Looks Imminent Based on CME Fed Watch By Ali Merchant - Dec 11, 2024 4

Key Statistics: Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics, US Department of Labor Release Period: November 2024     Last Release Date: November 13, 2024,    Actual: 2.6% vs Forecast: 2.6%. Previous:...

Al Brooks
S&P E-mini: Bulls Momentum Beginning to Weaken By Al Brooks - Dec 10, 2024

S&P 500 Emini market analysis Emini daily chart The Emini formed a downside breakout bar on Monday, as the bulls began to take partial profits and the bears began to sell. This is a warning...

Stefan Gleason
Consumer Debt Surged in October By Stefan Gleason - Dec 10, 2024

By Mike Maharrey After two months of keeping their credit cards in their wallets, American consumers pulled out the plastic again in October.A surge in card spending drove consumer debt higher by...

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