The market is discounting little changes in the 10-year bond yield over the next five years (+30 bps). The chart below shows historical market pricing versus what was subsequently realized.
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The market is pricing for an additional 78 bps of rate cuts for the rest of 2024 and 120 bps of further easing in 2025. The chart below compares the market pricing with historical easing cycles. h/t @fwred
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In a world of rising costs, is your pricing strategy the missing piece? Inflation and market shifts are shaking up the game—are your prices flexible enough to handle the pressure? Smart pricing isn't just about staying competitive; it's about staying profitable. Let your prices evolve with the times, not against them. https://hubs.li/Q02Vcv670 #PricingEvolution #InflationReady #FutureProofStrategy #StayProfitable
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In April, the US consumer price index (CPI) rose by 0.3%, falling short of the anticipated 0.4%. This has sparked hopes for a 50-basis-point rate cut by the Fed this year, with the first quarter-point drop anticipated in September. Additionally, weak April retail sales data further fueled optimism for cooling inflation ahead. Oil prices rose in Asian trading on Thursday, building on gains from the previous session, driven by a softer-than-expected US consumer inflation report. Moreover, a larger-than-expected decline in US inventories strengthened bets on tighter global supplies in the coming months. The recovery of the Japanese Yen stalled as gross domestic product data revealed that the Japanese economy contracted significantly more than expected in the first quarter, with consumer spending showing a significant decline. This development raised doubts about the extent to which the Bank of Japan can continue raising interest rates. The phenomenon of meme stocks appears to be making a comeback, with shares of GameStop and AMC Entertainment recently experiencing significant surges. For more information, visit our website and follow us on social media. https://lnkd.in/dGu_c9eb #STARTRADER #CPI #federalreserve #inflation #oilprices #tradeoil #bankofjapan #yen #usdjpy #stockmarket #buyshares #buystocks #gamestop
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Market Commentary for 10th June 2024 If you are lamenting over the missed rally, stop now. The market is serving an entry opportunity to be realised in the next few weeks. A negative divergence on the 15min and 75min chart is indicating some retracement to come soon. I am 50% invested in the market, the other 50% investment will come with the correction. It is a good time to spot momentum stocks and place entry orders to be executed in the dip! Use code NEWRALLY15 to join my swing trade subscription plan with 15% discount in the next 3 days!
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A really nice explainer by CNBC on how moderating inflation levels(excluding some categories) doesn't always equate to easing financial stress on consumers. Price hikes as a phenomenon, has historically always been a unidimensional concept - when was the last time you heard a brand pull back on pricing (without grammage change)? This directly affects consumers. While macro volatility has its role to play in corporations foreseeing downturns, and choosing to stick to current prices so as to forego future hikes. There are some non-discretionary categories, as the video points out, where input costs have declined sharply(wood pulp). But because the involved players(K-C and P&G) have monopolies (>70% MS in the US), their brand equity allows them to hold that pricing power, with consumers left with limited choices. One blanket rule or sentiment might not be suitable for all categories. Stakeholders will need to look at input cost dynamics, current structure of the market, consumer demand and labour costs across categories to judge if a player's pricing isn't justified.
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