Fed Chair Powell says President Trump’s tariffs are “bigger than expected” and “risking higher inflation with slower growth.”

President Trump just accused Fed Chair Powell of always being "late" to cut rates. Despite markets pricing-in more rate cuts, Powell is saying he is willing to wait. US stocks are extending losses. Follow us @KobeissiLetter for real time analysis as this develops. — The Kobeissi Letter (@KobeissiLetter) April 4, 2025 I think he is …

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Japan will be forced to hike again. Hedge funds cautious after #BOJ steamroll; slower $JPY weakening weakens jawboning impact. Japan’s economy defies every rule in the book

Japan will be forced to hike again. pic.twitter.com/OZoNx4M9IK — Don Johnson (@DonMiami3) December 26, 2024 Translation : Urgent need for rate hikes. https://t.co/jAWawyZ51o — The Great Martis (@great_martis) December 27, 2024 📊💴 Tokyo inflation accelerates, fueling rate hike expectations Tickers of interest: $JPY $NKY Full Story → https://t.co/kAUGf8Jhz6 pic.twitter.com/4nSjl8TVHp — PiQ (@PiQSuite) December 26, 2024 …

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The housing bubble has definitely popped in the South and Mountain West. Midwest and Northeast likely a slower unwind. The institutionals are trying to quietly offload properties.

……..and almost no demand at these prices… pic.twitter.com/uzqEYs3ybc — Saw Chuck (@Saw_Chuck2023) December 18, 2024 Distressed sellers inbound. They keep droping the rates on these townhomes. 2.99% interest rates. I drive by it every day and I don't see cars. They also stopped building at the halfway point. Apartments all around this area with banners, …

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Fed Chair on 60 Minutes signals a slower rate cut, leading to potential stock market pressure on bank stocks.

(Bloomberg) — Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell will appear on CBS News’s 60 Minutes this Sunday and will discuss inflation risks, expected rate cuts and the banking system, among other topics, the network said. CBS announced his appearance on the social media platform X on Thursday, the same day that the interview was conducted. Powell …

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Breaking – Tesla misses earnings estimate, warns of much slower growth. Live quote on Tesla stock in afterhours.

Tesla, the electric vehicle giant, faces headwinds as it misses fourth-quarter estimates, reporting weaker-than-expected auto revenue. Despite a 3% growth in total revenue, automotive revenue saw a mere 1% increase from the previous year. The company warns of potentially lower vehicle volume growth in 2024, signaling a cautious outlook for the year ahead. Key financial …

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China is bringing down the UST holdings, but at a much slower pace than reported by many pundits and news outlets.

THE TRUTH ABOUT THE CHINESE SELLING OF US TREASURIES Out of the reported 22-23% drawdown in the Chinese holdings of US Treasuries over the past 2 years, around 15-16%-point is driven by mark to market effects. Don't listen to people trying to claim otherwise. Yes, China is… pic.twitter.com/kj2kFjz5eW — Andreas Steno Larsen (@AndreasSteno) October 23, …

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Everything indicates that growth will be slower: US industrial companies experience significant business slowdown in China; Student loan payments resume in September.

Industrial US companies are seeing their businesses in China slow down considerably. DuPont, Dow and Caterpillar have cut their sales outlook for the country into this year. https://t.co/LJ0ARJ9jMW Tesla cut prices in China again. https://t.co/tuTnwNZFSO — Lisa Abramowicz (@lisaabramowicz1) August 14, 2023 Everything is fine … 🔥🔥🔥 Student loan payments resume in September. pic.twitter.com/l7C34hjf10 — …

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Why Slower Inflation Won’t Prompt the Fed to Lower Rates

by bitkogan Sure, 3% is better than 9%. But given the new record highs in stock indices, it’s still not better enough to expect the Fed to start cutting interest rates anytime soon. Firstly, 3% is still above the Federal Reserve’s long-term target. Secondly, the low (relatively speaking) figures for the general consumer price index …

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Macy’s and other major retailers say slower sales indicate major problems for American economy

via naturalnews: Major retailers are sounding alarm bells over the current state of the economy in light of shifting customer demand at their stores as they struggle to find new ways to remain profitable. Big chains like the department store Macy’s and warehouse club Costco report that shoppers are changing their purchases and spending less …

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