A hotter-than-expected wholesale inflation report just made the Federal Reserve’s decision regarding a September rate cut even tougher. The report raises questions of whether higher prices for businesses will be passed on to consumers, pushing up inflation.
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Paul Barron Network14 Aug 2025, 23:58 UTC
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The analysis is largely centered around fundamental factors influencing the market and treasury yields, discussing supply and demand imbalances. The strategist from 42 Macro is fundamentally bullish on SPY, Gold, BTC and ETH due to what he calls a geopolitical supply demand imbalance in the treasury bond market. There is less demand and there is more supply of U.S treasuries. It is projected that the economy will make it through the 'U' shaped economic slowdown, setting up a boom in 2026.
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