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15 Jan 2024

Is this the reason why the Fed might be forced to cut rates in March?

We could have: 1. Reverse repo ends (see chart below) 2. BTFP expires 3. Fed cuts (allegedly) 4. QT ends (allegedly) I.e 3 and 4 could counter-balance 1 and 2

12 Jan 2024

Uranium 16-Year High: Uranium going parabolic as it hits its highest price since November 2007

Source: barchart

12 Jan 2024

Surprise, surprise... Even with a hot jobs report and inflation rising to 3.4%, market expectations regarding timing and number of rate cuts have shifted more dovish.

Markets are now pricing-in a rate cut at EVERY Fed meeting this year beginning in March 2024 until December 2024. Effectively, markets are saying that us interestrates will move in a straight-line lower. Source: The Kobeissi Letter

10 Jan 2024

Remember the 70s?

Source: Win Smart

8 Jan 2024

Freddie Mac Serious delinquency rate US multifamily homes

thru The Daily Shot

8 Jan 2024

Goldman believes that the 5% EPS forecast for sp500 is too low as a strong economy and falling interest rates should lead to positive surprises

Source: Bloomberg

5 Jan 2024

US interest rate futures are beginning to shift back in the less dovish direction

Odds of 7 or 8 interest rate cuts in 2024 have halved this week. Also, odds of rate cuts beginning this month are down to just 7%. However, the base case still shows 6 rate cuts for a total of 150 basis points in 2024. This is double the 3 rate cuts forecasted at the Fed's latest meeting. Source: The Kobeissi Letter

4 Jan 2024

US Interest expense ~$1.1 trillion as of today

That's $250BN more than the Defense Budget; $250BN more than spending on Medicare, $200BN more than spending on health, and will surpass the $1.35 trillion spending on Social Security this year, becoming the single biggest outlay Source: www.zerohedge.com

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