Or at least contribute to the mad merry-go-round
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🌏 Asia-Pacific: Mixed
🇪🇺 Europe: Down
🇺🇸 United States: Up
🛢️ Oil: Down
⚡ Crypto: Up | | | | |
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| | • | | Core inflation rate plummets to 4-year low in March
| | | • | | Fed's Kashkari: Rising yields may signal investors leaving US
| | | • | | Gold again hitting record highs during market madness |
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Today’s PPI number came in surprisingly low.
The Producer Price Index (PPI) measures the average change in prices that domestic producers receive for their goods and services over time.
Think of it as a gauge of inflation at the wholesale level, before products hit the consumer market. It covers sectors like manufacturing, agriculture, and services, tracking costs for things like raw materials, intermediate goods, and finished products.
Unlike the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which looks at what people pay at the store, PPI reflects price pressures earlier in the supply chain.
Today’s PPI results matter because they can signal where inflation is headed. A lower-than-expected PPI, like the -0.4% reported this morning against a forecast of +0.2%, suggests inflation might be cooling faster than anticipated.
This could ease pressure on the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates high, potentially boosting markets as borrowing costs stabilize or drop.
For everyday folks, it might hint at slower price increases down the line, though businesses sometimes absorb or pass on costs unevenly, so the impact isn’t always direct.
Now as some analysts have pointed out, it’s not just a positive thing… it could also be a signal that the overall economy is stalling out, and both consumers and producers are tightening their belts, and we’re in for some rough times ahead, even if we get rate cuts.
So while we’d rather see this low PPI number than a high one… the market mess isn’t likely to be cleaned up anytime soon.
See how we’re targeting cash winners - with a strategy that can do BETTER in an messy market like this, with today’s live trading broadcast at 1 PM EST. Get your free RSVP right here. | | | | |
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______________________________________________________ “I can calculate the motion of heavenly bodies, but not the madness of people.”
Isaac Newton ______________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ 🌏 Asia-Pacific: Mixed
🇪🇺 Europe: Down
🇺🇸 United States: Up
🛢️ Oil: Down
⚡ Crypto: Up ______________________________________________________ Major Market Events
- Core inflation rate plummets to 4-year low in March
- Fed's Kashkari: Rising yields may signal investors leaving US
- Gold again hitting record highs during market madness
Today’s PPI number came in surprisingly low.
The Producer Price Index (PPI) measures the average change in prices that domestic producers receive for their goods and services over time.
Think of it as a gauge of inflation at the wholesale level, before products hit the consumer market. It covers sectors like manufacturing, agriculture, and services, tracking costs for things like raw materials, intermediate goods, and finished products.
Unlike the Consumer Price Index (CPI), which looks at what people pay at the store, PPI reflects price pressures earlier in the supply chain.
Today’s PPI results matter because they can signal where inflation is headed. A lower-than-expected PPI, like the -0.4% reported this morning against a forecast of +0.2%, suggests inflation might be cooling faster than anticipated.
This could ease pressure on the Federal Reserve to keep interest rates high, potentially boosting markets as borrowing costs stabilize or drop.
For everyday folks, it might hint at slower price increases down the line, though businesses sometimes absorb or pass on costs unevenly, so the impact isn’t always direct.
Now as some analysts have pointed out, it’s not just a positive thing… it could also be a signal that the overall economy is stalling out, and both consumers and producers are tightening their belts, and we’re in for some rough times ahead, even if we get rate cuts.
So while we’d rather see this low PPI number than a high one… the market mess isn’t likely to be cleaned up anytime soon.
See how we’re targeting cash winners - with a strategy that can do BETTER in an messy market like this, with today’s live trading broadcast at 1 PM EST. Get your free RSVP right here. ______________________________________________________ Linda A. about the Lazy Trader’s Club:
“I am brand new. 1st trade closed today with a profit of 20%” To Better Trading,
Alex Reid
Wealthpin |
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