So refreshing to see a financial advisor who actually understands new technology without getting lost in the hype. Calm, data-driven analysis explaining what’s really happening with rates and the economy instead of the usual “AI changes everything” narrative. No finance-bro hype.
The consensus is reaching for AI to explain the cycle's resilience. Stocks higher through every shock for years.
But AI's contribution to nominal GDP runs 0.7% on average vs the deficit's 6.1%. At any plausible multiplier, the deficit dwarfs AI. The deficit was there first.
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@EricWHickman How much lag do you think there is between tariff implementation and goods CPI? Is it possible we’re still in an inventory-absorption phase, with high inventories keeping prices lower?
No. Powell said “if we resume cutting at some point—we will at some point” in the press conference, suggesting in his mind, the Fed is paused for at least awhile. There are only a few doves on the committee, Miran, Waller, Bowman, and maybe Daly, maybe Williams. Everyone else we’ve heard from has been working towards a pause since September (per Nick’s article). Collins and Bostic have explicitly said they don’t want to cut until inflation turns back around. The Taylor rule suggests they shouldn’t cut again (until unemployment reaches 4.9%). The idea that the Fed has an easing bias is an invention by those hoping for one. The labor market has seemingly stabilized since the summer (Chi Fed unemployment forecast), up to date claims show no labor deterioration, the consumer is spending at about 1.8% real (3mo. ann using CART data using Sep and Oct), and 60% of the cpi (core services) has risen at 3.9% annualized over the last 3 months, not from tariffs. You are right the Fed has not changed their tune, it has been predominantly hawkish for months.
There isn't anything wrong with the economy yet, largely because the deficit is so big. It has recovered from 5 recession scares over the last three years with the deficit averaging 6.4% of GDP. "The economy is only resting on high income spenders and AI" narrative was dismissed well by Powell at the last press conference. When you put all the well-known reliable data together (LDEI), it shows the economy has been growing steadily around 2.5% since August causing the Fed to be hawkish.
For the insured unemployment rate to rise up to the lowest level where a recession has begun (2001), continuing claims would need to rise 1.2mm, more than double what they've risen over the last 3.5 years. Need layoffs for a recession.
Nothing looks recessionary now although I suspect that given "cockroaches" being seen now, it may next year.
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This is fascinating! The Lantern Daily Economic Index (LDEI) will definitely be part of my financial tool belt when it comes to rates and inflation. I also love that it’s daily!
White Paper: GDP of each Federal Reserve District. I couldn't find this anywhere else so I calculated it. Much more variation than I expected. https://t.co/wMv4qqhxjx
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This is a very interesting and informative post. I have heard the comparison of today versus 1970, and this really helped explain how they are similar but yet so different.
My latest, "It Won't Be a Repeat of the 1970's." Economic conditions now are quite different from the 1970’s and still disinflationary.
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With the Israel-Hamas conflict escalating, there is concern of wider war. War is inflationary, but Treasury yields don’t necessarily rise during them because there are often bigger forces at play such as the business cycle, secular trends in inflation, or yield curve control.