Fed Rate Cuts, The US Economy & Correction In Equity Markets: Edward Yardeni Discusses This & More

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Edward Yardeni, President of Yardeni Research, believes a September rate cut may happen if inflation moderates, though he sees it as unnecessary given the U.S. economy's resilience. Consumer spending remains strong, particularly among retirees. While markets expect multiple rate cuts, Yardeni anticipates only a single 25 basis point cut and suggests a possible correction in equity markets could present a buying opportunity.

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  • @georgedoolittle9015
    Prices for energy into upon the US economy excepting natural gas are still sky high. Even current US coal and steel prices despite now plunging are still sky high. Building material prices are still sky high. There is still insane sky high great confidence in investing in USA so capital flows are great never better. Risk capital being put to work most spectacularly in the "AI" now. Huge run rates for US autos. Still a run rate for US boat manufacturing. Commercial aircraft still being sold from Boeings to Gulfstream Jets to Honda Jets. Commercial lawn care Industry booming in the USA. Forestry, lumber, furniture, mining, equipment supplies therein, farming, farm machinery, tractor supplies, home furnishings, clothing...everything is there would be an understatement. Only major problem in the USA has been a MASSIVE over investment in real estate which yes that does appear to be deflating...but that's good, right? "Cheaper homes and housing" is good, right? Fed should be raising rates but won't because of the election goes without saying. Attempted assassination of President Trump still being "worked through" I imagine as this has caused an EXPLOSION in violence in Bangladesh plus MENA. Also Russian failed War against all of the West still raging away...which is great news for pricing especially of natural gas right now I would argue meaning very LOW prices for natural gas basically FREE right now in the USA...which is GREAT right? People don't have a problem with free energy, right?