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The debt spiral in the U.S. is an accelerating crisis that is threatening our standing as the predominant world power. Surging deficits are being combined with massive rollovers from our existing humongous debt pile. This is compounding into untenable interest payments, which will soon force the Fed

Summary While the headline GDP print of 3.0% exceeded expectations, underlying growth in the economy as measured by private domestic final purchases slowed for the third consecutive quarter to come in at just a 1.2% pace. The largest boost on record from trade offset a drag from inventories. Trade:

Fed The Powell Fed has a consistent history of delivering dovish surprises, but that changed in 2025. You can see the mega skew and change in reaction function here: S&P performance has been more mixed. You can see that during the downtrend in 2022, the market squeezed on FOMC day, but during th

On the radar Retail Sales in Slovenia grew by 2.2% y/y in June. There are no other releases scheduled for today. Economic developments Last week, the European Automobile Manufacturers’ Association released the car registration figures for June. Within the EU, registrations declined by 7.3% y/y, a tr

After a 7-day public announcement period (July 21 – July 27, 2025) and a comprehensive data review, the final list of winners for The 16th Trading Competition of Followme has now been officially confirmed! This competition was successfully concluded on July 20, 2025 (UTC+2) and was co-hosted b

In a Fox News interview early Tuesday, US Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick said that President Donald “Trump is expected to impose tariffs on other nations by end of week.” Additional quotes “The European Union (EU) to pay 15% tariff except for a few small items.” “Trump to make tariff decision for

Trump didn’t retreat — He redrew the map Trump just pulled the pin on his biggest trade grenade yet—but instead of detonation, we got a controlled blast. The U.S.–EU pact sets a 15% baseline tariff across the board, swerving away from the threatened 30% cliff and locking in $750 billion in energy bu

(RTTNews) - The Indonesia stock market bounced higher again on Wednesday, one day after ending the 11-day winning streak in which it had surged more than 530 points or 7.5 percent. The Jakarta Composite Index now sits just beneath the 7,470-point plateau and it may tick higher again on Thursday. The

Outlook The US economy may be roaring along, as consumer spending among other data would have us believe, but it’s hard not to smell global stagnation ahead. The US tariffs are going to trigger contraction in most other countries, and stagnation is contagious. We stop buying from them, they stop buy

Sharp fluctuations have resulted in a mixed outlook; US Dollar (USD) could continue to fluctuate against Japanese Yen (JPY), likely between 147.50 and 148.80. In the longer run, USD strength has paused for now; it is expected to trade in a range of 146.90/149.20, UOB Group's FX analysts Quek Ser Lea

The Canadian Dollar (CAD) continues to range trade, Scotiabank's Chief FX Strategists Shaun Osborne and Eric Theoret report. CAD holds range after CPI implies on hold BoC "A mild pick up in Canadian inflation yesterday helps maintain the outlook for BoC policy to remain on hold for the moment at lea

June CPI report and FX market setup This week began quietly in FX markets, but momentum shifted decisively following the release of the U.S. June Consumer Price Index (CPI). Traders had priced in modest volatility, anticipating the print to hit the 0.3% month-over-month consensus. As it turns out, t