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‼️ US budget deficit hit a GIGANTIC $367 BILLION in November 2024.
This puts the total deficit for the first 2 months of the Fiscal Year 2025 to a TREMENDOUS $624 BILLION, the highest EVER. This has even surpassed the 2020 CRISIS LEVELS. Source: Global Markets Investor, The Daily Shot
The percentage of respondents that expect stock prices to rise over the next 12 months.
The survey began in May 1987. Source: Bianco Research
President Elect Donald Trump will be ringing the opening bell at the NYSE today following TIME Magazine naming him Person of the Year for 2024
Source: Evan
US net interest expense is 15% of tax revenue, it will rise to 25% in 2035 according to the CBO...
It will get there much faster if the Fed starts hiking rates again Source: zerohedge
🚨 JUST IN: CANADA SLASHES RATES BY 50 BPS
Fifth cut in a row... Dropping the policy rate from 5% to 3.25% in 2024—150 bps total. But it’s not working fast enough: -Unemployment: 6.8% (highest in 8 years). -GDP per capita: Down 6 straight quarters. -Canadian Dollar $CAD at 4.5-year low -Former BOC Governor says “We’re already in a recession.” Market is pricing in another ~50bps of cuts by July 2025 ➡️ 2.75% overnight rate. Source: Genevieve Roch-Decter, CFA, Bloomberg
What can wonder what happened in the US last month?
Source: NFIB
There is a reason why Americans are wealthier than others and keep getting wealthier.
What went wrong in Europe? 25 years ago Europe was more productive than the US. Source: Michael A. Arouet @MichaelAArouet
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