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HORRIFYING: A Muslim terrorist blew himself up in a church during Sunday Mass in Damascus, Syria.
25 people are dead. 80 hospitalized, including 30 in critical condition.
Pray for Syrian Christians!
🇸🇾 BREAKING: A Suicide Bomber has blown himself up inside an Orthodox Church in Damascus, Syria during Sunday Mass.
25 people have died and 80 people have been hospitalized, with 30 of those in critical condition.
This is horrific. Please pray for Syrian Christians.
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BREAKING: January CPI inflation RISES to 3.0%, above expectations of 2.9%.
Core CPI inflation RISES to 3.3%, above expectations of 3.1%.
Headline CPI inflation is up for 4 straight months and Core CPI is officially back on the rise again.
Inflation in the US is HOT.
This is beyond insane:
The S&P 500 has officially added $16 TRILLION of market cap since the October 2023 bottom.
That's an average of +$50 billion PER TRADING DAY for 314 days in a row and a total return of +48%.
Is this the greatest bull market in history?
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People are going broke. We see a common pattern of credit card debt surging to all-time highs, while consumer spending still holds steady. This is not because people are not bothered, but because prices keep moving higher, forcing them to buy products at inflated prices.
US luxury spending is declining:
US household luxury spending fell 9% in 2024, marking the 2nd consecutive annual decline.
This builds on the 12% drop recorded in 2023.
Luxury spending has now declined for 10 straight quarters as consumer spending declines.
US consumer spending currently reflects ~21% of global luxury sector's revenue.
As a result, luxury firms lost ~$55 billion of their market value in 2024, according to BofA.
The luxury goods market is struggling.