Trends that would suggest a cold economy and hot inflation are still in the early stages, but uncertainty remains high,
The package is a game changer,
We've seen a sea change in perception in the almost two months since President Trump was inaugurated,
They're harming a great American company,
Uncertainty remains in the air as the outlook for consumer price inflation remains blurred by trade policy developments,
Let's be clear, this isn't a free pass to rally unchallenged. The real question now is how far Trump is willing to push on tariffs and government cuts,
With April 2's reciprocal tariff D-Day looming, traders would be foolish to dismiss his resolve to rewrite global trade,
We deeply regret this measure,
The inflation data are a bright spot in the Federal Reserve's battle against rising prices. They reinforce the expectation of three rate cuts later in 2025,
Investors are increasingly looking overseas as concerns mount over US stock valuations, monetary policy, and economic uncertainty,
This... still strikes me as a market that simply cannot hold onto any gains at the moment, which should be a big old red flag for any potential dip buyers out there,
Markets are still being driven by Trump tariffs and U.S. growth concerns,
Sentiment on Wall Street is so negative that these positive inflation figures could spark a broader recovery in stock prices,
Beyond the growth and inflation impact of tariffs, they create uncertainty which is negative for investment and outlook for any company involved in cross-border trades,
If the spike in February inflation expectations sticks, the Fed could delay rate cuts through the middle of next year, rather than resuming them later this year,
Whatever they charge us, we're charging them,
Today's inflation report is obviously good news but it's also backward-looking and doesn't tell us anything about where we're headed from here and what the inflationary impact of all these tariffs might be,
The hard part is the uncertainty around tariffs,
This is the last reading not impacted by tariff distortions, so to some extent the market's a little bit hesitant to over-react to a better print,
Investors are more concerned with the uncertain forward outlook for inflation and growth as tariffs take effect,