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Trump is launching his own QE: Mortgage rates hit three year low after Trump orders Fannie and Freddie to buy $200 billion in bonds. 30 year mortgage may be heading down to 5.5%.

🚨 BREAKING: THIS IS HOW 2006 HAPPENS AGAIN Trump orders $200,000,000,000 in mortgage bond buys to lower mortgage rates. If they really start doing it to "lower mortgage rates" That is not fixing housing. That is pumping the bubble. Because the US housing problem is not… https://t.co/Pk1Q2sYtyj pic.twitter.com/MqN9hGAX3Y — Wimar.X (@DefiWimar) January 8, 2026 Trump …

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US stocks dominate 65% of global equity, 11x Japan’s 5.5% share. ZIRP fueled deficits, QE forced risks, Fed’s policies now unravel stability.

Most of the US stock market are tech, that has a very high valuation plot from multpl. com pic.twitter.com/YQgSP5LoRy — Data Driven Stocks (@stockdatamarket) December 15, 2024 European Stocks trading at an all-time record discount relative to U.S. Stocks 🚨 https://t.co/MBwckCKVD2 pic.twitter.com/c1nwYFwjLJ — Barchart (@Barchart) December 16, 2024 ZIRP allowed the government to run up …

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Inflation Alert! The Reserve Bank of New Zealand’s Monetary Policy Review July: The Official Cash Rate (OCR) held at 5.5%. Employment above sustainable level, Consumer spending slows. Could this be the start of other central banks pausing this time as the Fed take the lead with the July rate hike?

by Dismal-Jellyfish https://www.rbnz.govt.nz/hub/news/2023/07/official-cash-rate-remains-on-hold Highlights: The RBNZ has decided to keep the Official Cash Rate (OCR) at 5.50%. Remember, this is the rate of interest which the RBNZ charges on overnight loans to commercial banks. The RBNZ expects the OCR to remain at this level for a while to ensure inflation returns to the target range …

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May Jobs Report Adds 339k Jobs, But Unemployment Rate Rises To 3.7% (Avg Hourly Earnings Cool To 4.3% YoY, Too Bad Core Inflation Still Sizzling At 5.5%)

by confoundedinterest17 The May jobs report is out and, under normal circumstances, would led The Fed to raise rates. But these are not normal times, my friends. The US economy (allegedly) added 339k jobs in May. That is the good news. The not-so-good news? A large diverengence between the Establishment survey and Household survey. +339k versus -310k. What’s it going to be? The bad …

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