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Epic Fury Week 1 Oil Prices Surge Inflation Fears Rise What’s Next for the Market
In this video, Kenny Pulkar breaks down the latest market trends as the conflict known as Epic Fury enters its second week. With rising oil prices and growing concerns about inflation,
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US Dollar Is Off to Its Worst Start in 50 Years. Here's Why That Matters for You
Concerns over inflation, mounting national debt, and unpredictable trade policies have triggered the sharpest decline in the US dollar in 50 years—falling more than 10% in early 2025.
10-Year Treasury Yield Dips Amid Rising Consumer Inflation Fears
The 10-year Treasury yield edged slightly lower on Friday as investor concerns about rising consumer inflation weighed on the bond market.
The benchmark 10-year yield dropped 1.2 basis points to 4.445%, while the 2-year yield increased by 2.6 basis points to 3.999%. The decline followed a discouraging consumer sentiment report from the University of Michigan, which showed a drop to 50.8 in May, the second-lowest reading on record.
The survey revealed heightened inflation expectations, with consumers predicting a 7.3% price increase over the next year, up from 6.5% in April. Longer-term inflation expectations also rose slightly to 4.6% from 4.4%.
Despite a temporary 90-day pause on U.S.-China tariffs announced earlier this week, ongoing concerns about rising costs continue to weigh on businesses and consumers.
Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell cautioned on Thursday that long-term interest rates could remain elevated due to frequent economic policy shifts and persistent supply chain shocks. “We may be entering a period of more frequent and potentially more persistent supply shocks,” Powell said during remarks at the Thomas Laubach Research Conference in Washington, D.C.
The Fed's Rate Cut: Reigniting Inflation Fears?
Concerns about inflation have recently increased in response to the Federal Reserve's move to lower interest rates. The possibility of higher borrowing and spending could result in price increases, making attempts to keep the economy stable more difficult.
The Powell Pivot: Strategic Move or Desperate Play? ㅤ The Federal Reserve's unexpected signal for potential rate cuts in 2024 suggests a fearful anticipation of economic turbulence, possibly driven by erratic behaviors in cryptocurrency markets and looming bank losses. As #Bitcoin teeters around $40K and the Fed backpedals on rate hikes, speculators and investors alike wonder: what looming crisis is the Fed trying to forestall?
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