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The Consumer Price Index (CPI) came in at 3.4% for August, in line with expectations but still high enough to convince most that The Federal Reserve will raise interest rates at next week's FOMC. Meanwhile oil is sharply lower this morning after ripping higher yesterday amid a flurry of headlines from the middle east. Support the Channel on Patreon Support the Channel by Buying Me a Coffee Subscribe to Nobody Special on YouTube

Interest rates are rising all over the world this morning as an ugly mix of inflation expectations and liquidity concerns are punishing long bonds in the US, UK, and Japan. Support the Channel on Patreon Support the Channel by Buying Me a Coffee Subscribe to Nobody Special on YouTube

Markets are resetting their expectations for Fed rate hikes this morning after Kevin Warsh struck a notably hawkish tone Friday afternoon in his speech at Jackson Hole. But not all market participants are convinced Warsh will back up the tough inflation talk with action. Meanwhile oil prices are higher this morning after a busy weekend of geopolitical developments involving Iran and Venezuela. Support the Channel on Patreon Support the Channel by Buying Me a Coffee Subscribe to Nobody Special on YouTube

Markets are quiet (for now) ahead of Fed Chairman Warsh's speech at Jackson Hole and the annual benchmark revisions to the nonfarm payrolls reports. Support the Channel on Patreon Support the Channel by Buying Me a Coffee Subscribe to Nobody Special on YouTube

PCE Inflation came in slightly higher than expected doing little to change the market's current state of confusion regarding the Federal Reserve's next move on interest rates. Meanwhile earnings from Dick's Sporting Goods and Kohl's points to a consumer that is cutting back amid that stubbornly high inflation. Support the Channel on Patreon Support the Channel by Buying Me a Coffee Subscribe to Nobody Special on YouTube
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