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The latest edition of “Pump The Brakes” . Providing an update on the financial markets and the economy that affects your investments and most importantly household finances.

Pump The Brakes 10/14/2024 Edition An update on the financial markets and the economy that affects yourinvestments and most importantly household finances.1. September 2024 Unemployment Report...

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The annual trending inflation rate is at 2.9%, based on the July Consumer Price Index reported today, where it rose 0.2%. This is the lowest since 2021 and “may” be a harbinger for an interest rate cut in the near distant future. We shall see. The full report can be read by clicking on the web link below:

https://www.bls.gov/news.release/cpi.nr0.htm

Consumer Price Index Summary - 2024 M06 Results The .gov means it's official. Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you're on a federal government site.

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The inflation report for producers of goods and services, for July 2024 rose 0.10%. The tannualized rate is 2.2%. The report weblink is below. Tomorrow we get the all important inflation CPI report, Consumer Price Index. Stay tuned.

Producer Price Index News Release summary - 2024 M07 Results The .gov means it's official. Federal government websites often end in .gov or .mil. Before sharing sensitive information, make sure you're on a federal government site.

Thought of the day 🤔
Who is responsible for inflation❓
1. Corporations
2. Consumers
3. Government (Politicians)
4. Investors
Before you answer, also think how is it fixed?

Don’t be shy.

We are jumping into the investment week like this 👀

Pending inflation, housing and consumer sentiment news 📰 this week.

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Federal Reserve keeps interest rates in place and hints at lower rates down the road.

Are interest rate cuts coming soon? Live updates on the Fed's decision today Will this be the day the Fed announces a rate cut? Probably not. But there may be hints about when it will. Check here for live updates.

🚨 The economy is still growing!! The gross domestic product (GDP) grew by 2.8% on an annualized basis. This was buoyed by consumer spending.

US economy regains speed in second quarter; price pressures easing The U.S. economy grew faster than expected in the second quarter amid solid gains in consumer spending and business investment, but inflation pressures subsided, leaving intact expectations of a September interest rate cut from the Federal Reserve.

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The special edition of “Pump The Brakes”, incorporates queries from previous individuals that have streamed past editions.

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“Pump The Brakes”, I discuss several economic leading indicators: Inflation (CPI) Unemployment, Retail Sales, how this data will effect your money and The Federal Reserve decision with monetary policy, most importantly interest rates.

Pump The Brakes - March 18, 2024 I review several economic leading indicators, such as: consumer spending via retail sales, consumer inflation and the U.S. unemployment data, all for the Mon...

Listen to the 2023 economic recap and what will be important to your investments and finances in 2024!

Pump The Brakes 2023 Market Recap This is a brief review the 2023 financial markets and the leading economic indicators. In addition, I illustrate what factors may make or shape the economy i...