Marc Chandler – Jobs Weakness Continues, Inflation Data Next, Rate Cuts Coming, Global Considerations
The U.S. labor market just flashed its weakest signal since the pandemic. Marc Chandler, Managing Partner at Bannockburn Global Forex and editor of Marc to Market, joins us to recap the jobs data and look ahead to next week’s inflation data, and the Fed meeting the following week. Will it be 25 bps… or could the market force a bigger cut?
Marc breaks down:
- Why the Fed is stuck balancing weak jobs with sticky inflation
- How QT and the yield curve complicate the picture
- The near-term risk of a U.S. dollar bounce despite the bigger downtrend
- Global ripple effects – from Canada’s fragile data to Europe’s political pressure
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FREAKY FRIDAY…………. GOLD HIT $3600.90..
That might be $3600.90 US but in Canadian funds that is $5000, LOL! DT
You know that the World is moving towards CBDC’s ( Central Bank Digital currencies) but how do you teach people and in particular their children the value of money if you can’t hold it in their hand.
If you study The Great Depression in the 1930’s it was engineered by The Federal Reserve to allow 9000 banks in the US to go bankrupt so the financial levers would be held by a few powerful banking interests.
The banks are moving towards CBDC’s so they will have more power concentrated in a few hands instead of 1% owning a disproportionate amount of wealth it will be .25%. DT