NFTRH 736

NFTRH 736 Due to a holiday schedule (including a round trip to NYC and back this weekend) making demands of your letter writer, #736 and likely a few more reports…

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NFTRH 733

NFTRH 733 The holiday weekend includes a few time commitments, so here then is an online post version of NFTRH, in which I can get to the points more directly.…

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NFTRH 730, out now

I do believe things are starting to take shape in Q4-Q1 time window. NFTRH 730 does the work to illustrate that and the next several reports will confirm, refine, alter…

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FOMC hot off the press…

Recent indicators point to modest growth in spending and production. Job gains have been robust in recent months, and the unemployment rate has remained low. Inflation remains elevated, reflecting supply…

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NFTRH 727, out now

Back to the more formal and in my opinion, elegant format this week. This will be the default with online posted reports being secondary for more direct points to be…

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CPI on message

CPI increases more than expected, but it's not forward-looking See Inflation increased 0.4% in September, more than expected despite rate hikes Well first of all guys, CPI is not inflation.…

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Fed minutes: what else is new?

Fed minutes show the hawking Fed fully feathered They can't be this dumb. So there has to be a reason why the Fed, despite myriad signs of economic and inflationary…

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