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Nothing major on the economic front today. However, the minutes of the Fed’s latest monetary policy meeting will be released in a couple hours…
Nothing major on the economic front today. However, the minutes of the Fed’s latest monetary policy meeting will be released in a couple hours…
The government recently revealed that the administration overstated the number of jobs created last year.This isn’t about the report itself—it’s about what the report triggers. That trigger is interest rate cuts.
Over the long weekend, there was news that U.S. job growth was overstated by 1 million in 2025 – the largest annual revision in 20 years.
The Inflation Narrative vs. Reality The Federal Government and the Federal Reserve operate on narratives. Facts play a role, but policy decisions often hinge...
Dario Amodei is the CEO of Anthropic, the company behind the popular Claude AI model. He just laid out the single biggest financial risk in AI right now. It's...
We got the retail sales data from December this morning. Which showed an unexpected stagnation. In short, there’s quite a bit of mixed data coming out around the economy lately…
A massive shift is underway in the market right now. While the mainstream financial media remains obsessed with the "AI trade," smart money is already moving. The stocks that dominated headlines—your Nvidias, Microsofts, and Amazons—are taking a back seat. They're underperforming.
Nothing on the economic menu today – just a host of Fed speeches. This week though, we’ll finally get the official U.S. employment report on Wednesday, followed by the CPI report on Friday.
Yesterday, U.S. job openings came in at 6.5 million – far below the expected 7.1 million. The official unemployment rate numbers have been pushed back to next Wednesday. We also got some preliminary consumer sentiment numbers – which unexpectedly rose.
In the absence of yesterday’s job openings data, we got the private sector numbers this morning. It showed a rise of 22,000 jobs in January – far below the expected 45,000.
If you’ve been watching the markets, you know there’s a lot of noise out there. But strip away the headlines and look at where money is actually flowing—the picture becomes crystal clear.
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