Fed will continue to destroy US economy by adding to the banks 2.50 rate record 100 points (as some analytics believe) while retail investors start to realize that Powell is going after their hard earn money. It is difficult to come out with a reliable statistical information on the state…

FOMC board meeting is scheduled for September 20. Accordingly, analytics attention will be drawn to any piece of 37th week macroeconomic news, which can (hopefully) divert USA (and the world) from the stagflation path pawed to us by FED. …

The first week of September promises to be a continuation of the previous one in terms of down-to-side-way actions on the BTC prices front and in view of uncertainties surrounding results of the upcoming FED board meeting (to be held at Sept 20–21). Those uncertainties had already dragged NASDAQ down…

As Powell’s Jackson Hall speech aftershocks continue to reverberate through all trading desks across the world, providing fresh fuel to bear market motors, macroeconomic releases of the upcoming week do not promise to be so consequential as Chairman depressing rhetoric. …

Week 34 brings to markets the monthly updates of four macroeconomic indicators closely watched by analytics: on the state of the US consumers and businesses long-term expenditures in July, both produced by the US Census Bureau (CB) — the New Home Sales released Tuesday, August 23 at 10.00 …

The second week of August (as of every other month) brings notable macroeconomic updates on the state of the US housing market in July, including: Housing starts and Building Permits, both to be issued at Tuesday, August 16, 08:30 AM as well as Existing Home sales, scheduled for Thursday, August…

Despite the vocational period, with our main trouble-maker — FED — being in a recess, this August might become less slowish than many market participants anticipate due to the worsening geopolitical climate, when all three major nuclear powers coming closer and closer to a military confrontation. Sure, the WW3 is…

August starts with two important leading indicators published by the Institute for Supply Management (ISM): ISM Purchasing Managers Index ( PMI) for July, which is coming out Monday, 1st of August at 09:00 AM and ISM Non-Manufacturing PMI for the past month, which will see the light of day at…

US Bureau of Economic Analysis (BEA) made quite a noise yesterday by releasing at 7:30 AM its advanced estimate of Q2 real (adjusted for inflation) Gross Domestic Product growth (a complete report is due at August 25, 2022). It says that in Apr-June GDP shrunk another 0.9 percentage adding to…