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In the us, leverage is with the government, and less with companies and households.
Indeed, household debt outstanding as a share of US GDP is down over the past decade. Lowest since 2002. Source: BofA
US recession odds have fallen to an all-time low of 11%.
Source: Kalshi
US real GDP beat expectations (+3.0pct vs. +2.3pct according to consensus) but “Growth” is misleading.
Q2 real GDP +3.0% was inflated by a +5.6% boost from COLLAPSING imports (a subtraction in GDP math). Real economy: Investment -2.1% Exports -0.19% Consumer spending only +0.8% So ‘real economy’ is not collapsing but looks soft Source: The Coastal Journal
Economists who translate the CPI and PPI into the PCE expect monthly core inflation firmed in June. BEA reports this on Thursday.
Core PCE estimate: +0.29% (highest since February), which would push the year-over-year to 2.8% Headline PCE: +0.32% (y/y rises to 2.5%) Source: Nick Timiraos @NickTimiraos
The US has got the softest inflation surprises on Earth...
Could this influence the FOMC tomorrow??? Source: Andreas Steno Larsen @AndreasSteno, Macrobond
June JOLTS job openings rate (white) down to 4.4% vs. 4.6% prior ... quits rate (blue) unchanged at 2%
Source: Bloomberg, Kevin Gordon
The IMF has upgraded its global growth forecast amid signs that Donald Trump’s trade war will do less damage to the world economy than initially feared, helped by a weaker US dollar
Source: FT
"Never bet against America" said Warren Buffet. Innovation, free market and truly entrepreneurial spirit always win in the long run.
Source: Michel A.Arouet
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