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30 year treasury yield at highest since may 2025. CPI 3.8% PPI 6%. BofA: no cuts until july 2027. JPMorgan: next move is a HIKE. warsh's first FOMC is june 17 and the bond market is already doing his job for him.
gold dropped 114 dollars on friday while CPI is at 3.8% and PPI at 6%. the bond market is telling you something the fed will not say yet
powell's term expired friday. kevin warsh inherits 3.8 percent CPI, 6 percent PPI, and a bond market pricing in rate hikes not cuts. good lu
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Wholesale inflation jumps 6% in April, biggest since 2022, PPI rises 1.4% vs 0.5% estimate as energy drives surge
PPI Report: The largest gain since March 2022
The PPI came out massively above expectations
Core PPI: 1%MoM / 5.2%YoY | PPI: 1.4%MoM / 6.0%YOY
the oil shock is leaking into everything and PPI this morning is going to confirm it
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Keeping with current trends, the bank of Japan intervenes in the Yen market even with stocks at all time highs. Good for more market pump
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Our Ports After Today’s PPI Report:
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Inflation is back on the menu boys
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Every gulf producer indicated they are ready to increase pumping. UAE left opec to pump even more. An opening will lead to cheap oil, cheap inputs, cheap product, crash PPI/CPI and builds the case for a cut. The only doubt you should have is Mangos ability to get it signed - the rest of the story is already confirmed.
CPI/PPI are definitely going to shake things up
I think Gap Down Monday into Turn Around Tuesday due to PPI
The BEAR PREDICTION 🐻 FOR NEXT WEEK. Monday, weakness may continue but stability is found. Bear sad. Tuesday, EIA oil report flashes Inflation. Bull sad. Wednesday, CPI report shows clear inflation. Bull more sad. Thursday, PPI and Jobless claims scream inflation. Bull very very sad sad. Friday, SpaceX IPO has the worst IPO performance in history. WSB starts posting the suicide hotline link on the banner again. Bull homeless.
Yea I just hope it shows in the May inflation data next week since the PPI spike was so big.
I wonder if the high PPI from a few weeks ago will filter down to CPI next week. I'd love to see 🥭's post about a massive inflation spike lol
Man, you really think Donny is gonna let a CPI and PPI report damage the market another day like it did today with the employment report? 🤣 He’s gonna cook those numbers to pump the market.
We still have CPI and PPI next week. We’re cooked.
oil up 8% spx has marked its 2 month best return ever (ex Covid recovery and 2009 bounce) both core CPI and PPI severely up in the last 2 reports easy set up if you know
I’m sure all you regards have taken into account that jobs report is coming out next week and that the following week CPI and PPI reports are coming out
Italian PPI YoY Actual 6.8% (Forecast -, Previous 4.2%) Porco dio 🤌
Market didn't get about PPI or CPI. It wont care about PCE.
Tomorrow is PCE and the VIX is once again not taking it seriously enough leaving us open to a shock drop on $SPY. Analyst consensus appears to be not exactly taking into account how hot the April PPI was (since PPI shares more buckets than CPI does)
sorry not from US… but does PCE typically have an effect on markets as CPI / PPI?
May CPI/PPI numbers will wreck the market lol
And yet it will still go up. It won’t go down till rockets fly or a PPI drops so bad they raise rates.
Fun fact, branching off of another post below. The top 1% currently hold a record 32% of America’s money. Meanwhile, only 50% of Americans can even afford to invest at all. What does that mean? The market no longer cares about CPI, PPI, unemployment, etc. And this is snowballing very rapidly
Why is it so hard to buy stocks on red days and so much fuckin easier to buy them on Green Days out of FOMO. Oh I know it’s CAUSE THE STRAIT OF HORMUZ IS STILL CLOSED, GAS IS $5.00 NATIONWIDE, CPI AND PPI ARE PUMPING, BOND YIELDS ARE THROUGH THE ROOF, EVERYTHING IS FUCKIN SUPER EXPENSIVE, AND WE HAVE A RETARD IN CHIEF WHO DAY TRADES LIKE ITS HIS JOB
It really doesnt matter since we've had new PPI and CPI come out since the last decision. Last decision was to keep rate unchanged while some on the board swayed to a dovish move of potential rate cuts in the future but then we got hot PPI and CPI prints afterwards so minutes do not mean shit anymore imo but to be fair nothing in markets make sense anymore.
Anyone remember that PPI reading? Me neither lmao
Anyone remember that PPI reading lmao
Market is down because PPI came in hotter than expected and there might be a rate increase instead of rate cut.
PPI came in hotter than expected. Then new Fed chair who is more friendly to Trump. Possible rate increase. All of this is bad for the stock market.
Inflation not budging? You mean inflation sky rocketing from 2.x to 3.8% with PPI at 6 and food inflation still to come? And that is using one of the most ridiculous inflation measuring systems I've ever seen. Shit places weight anywhere it can to avoid saying inflation exist, it's an insane metric. Use the one from 1980 if you want the real numbers. Before they learned to substitute items and added technological advancements to justify price increases.
NVDA dropping 7% from ATH before earnings is a bullish pattern. The opposite would be very strange. but mostly important, the price to earnings ratio isn't anywhere record high compared to 2024-2025. (last year is the real parameter, aprox 50-55 p/e while we are sitting at 44 rn. There's still +24% room up until we reach real overvalued metrics, and NVDA always does that. I guess Michael Burry and Leopold Aschenbrenner are both early with their positioning, eventually even wrong: Leopold is just hedging his ultra concentrated AI portfolio but Burry might be wrong this time. in this scenario the only real risk comes from macro and the bond market (wti high, CPI and PPI both skyrocketing, core going slowly up too)
Uhm, with "growth" it still doesn't mean anything, like growth of what? 1. Growth of market cap is higher than a combined market's GDP? This makes much less sense than the first sentence. or the GDP grows much less than a single stock's market cap? But the market cap is not the inflow money Kia? Like the car? Like you basically saying that inflation will be high? But if you look at CPI/PPI it tells you exactly, inflation is still relatively high (as far as I know about US economy) so I still don't get it. And after all if you compare GDP and market cap atleast you could say global GDP and you could say with inflation ppl will have more money to invest into stocks. I mean in a way that with a +50% inflation your money worth "more" against a stock (not relatively, because obviously inflation is still makes your money worth less, but exactly because of this there is more money to put into an XY market cap)
[https://www.barchart.com/etfs-funds/quotes/SPY/volatility-charts](https://www.barchart.com/etfs-funds/quotes/SPY/volatility-charts) Individual stocks definitely have predictable events (earnings), but indexes do as well, you can tell when employment, CPI/PPI and FOMC are scheduled just by looking at that chart.
youre onto something. oil up means dollar demand up because crude is priced in dollars. stronger dollar mechanically pushes gold down. thats been the pattern since hormuz closed in february. but theres a second layer. oil up also means inflation up. CPI went from 2.4 to 3.8 in five months, PPI from 2.1 to 6. that feeds into yields, which feeds into real rates, which is another headwind for gold. so gold is getting squeezed from both sides right now. dollar strength AND real rate repricing. the question is whether central bank buying (which has been at record pace) can absorb the selling from the rate repricing crowd. so far its been a tug of war.
not fear mongering. gold is up 41% in a year, youre right. but it dropped 114 dollars in a single friday session while CPI printed 3.8 and PPI printed 6. thats not a normal pullback in a bull trend. the point of the post is the bond market. 30 year yield just hit 5.13, highest in a year. 10 year at 4.6. the market is pricing in a rate hike, not a cut. thats a regime change from 6 months ago when everyone was counting on 3 cuts. a 2% dip in gold isnt scary by itself. a 2% dip in gold while inflation is running hot and bonds are selling off tells you something about where real rates are heading. the relationship between gold and real rates is the whole story here.
fair point. most of what you see on reddit is people pattern matching old charts onto new situations without checking whether the macro underneath actually changed. thats why the calls miss. this post wasnt a prediction though. it was pointing out what the bond market is already doing. 30 year at 5.13, highest since may 2025. CPI 3.8. PPI 6. the bond market is pricing in a hike not a cut. thats not a reddit opinion, thats what the yield curve is saying right now. gold dropping 114 in a day while inflation is running hot isnt normal. it tells you real rates are winning the fight against the safety bid. whether that continues depends on whether warsh actually hikes or just talks tough at his first FOMC june 17. im not saying i know which way it goes. im saying the setup is unusual enough to pay attention to.
Oil futes curve rising. The market is accepting its fate. Pressure on bond market cranking. Shortages rising (sulphuric acid, motor oil, plastics). CPI and PPI ominous prints. China said fk off. It’s over Bols. Seriously. Liquidate your port and keep filling out Wendy’s applications
We are getting a mix of 2018 and 2022. I bet we chop sideways for majority of the year. Intermediate demand PPI looks disgusting, we could be in for a ride.
imho. gold indicating global growth slowdown, treasuries indicating credit risk rising on the US. CPI and PPI are lagging indicators of inflation published by a administration that no one, especially money managers trust or should trust. FX, global bonds, CDS. commodity prices. hormuz is *NOT* the root cause of the energy inflation. Trump is. Trump can withdraw tomorrow, and the world will limp back to some resemblance of Feb 2026 by end of the year
Powell would find some excuse to cut. We'll see what Warsh does. That 6% PPI is insane. It seems we're back to Bidenomics.
I think the PPI was the real shocker, yea if the CPI readings go up to 4% next report and stays elevated for the rest of the year then pretty much the FED has no choice. And even if 🥭 makes a deal right now which is unlikely, oil price is going to stay elevated. And Iran doesn’t look like they will ever budge on not controlling the strait so…. Inflation is here to stay I bet
PPI (Pigeon Poop Index) is running a little too hot right now
PPI 6%, elevator down for all indexes by next quarter.
It's going to get very bullish during midterms too, 100% chance of all time highs. Zero panic when you mentioned the above 3, plus! hot inflation, hot PPI, new warsh regime, it's unstoppable, bullish, all in.
I do verticals ~12-20 delta 45-day and weekly... Just have to manage them, but yeah, it's awesome right until weeks/months of profit get zapped by a tweet or a smoking hot PPI/CPI print.
If the market didn’t dump on CPI and PPI and only for OPEX pin yesterday, you are in for a surprise
Market sharted for CPI for PPI it pumped because it was day 1 of rush hour 2 electric Chinese boogaloo and hopes were high
I’m going to call bullshit on that considering the massive pumps after both CPI and PPI
Bruh you have been spamming the same for a while now. You are using news from January, updated to today yes, but those news are from January. Old news basically. CPI and PPI weren’t that high and there was no global energy crisis due to an ongoing war.
Fedwatch says a 0.6% chance of cuts by Dec 9th. 51% chance of a raise. [https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html](https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html) IMO there's no fucking way the fed is going to cut after that PPI read this week unless something very significant happens, eg a bond market panic. Warsh is massively outvoted on the fed board so he can't force crazy cuts through and he will secretly probably be delighted he can vote for them to demonstrate his loyalty to the Dear Leader while knowing the rest of the board will safely vote against. He can even blame JPow (who has rather unwisely decided to stick around) for being a subversive influence.
They keep spamming that one for some reason. Like how can they expect a 75bps rate cut with the highest PPI since 2022. Stocks may go up but the dollar will be renamed to US Peso
Yeah, it's not just the China trip. Although I find it interesting that the trip failed as much as it did. CPI lags PPI by a couple of months. Stuff is about to get ugly!!
Or…none of that except profit taking. The market runs on sentiment only. Fear and greed. Fed doesn’t matter, PPI doesn’t matter, economy doesn’t matter, Trump doesn’t matter. It’s all biological emotion.
The potential setup for the market’s sentiment on the tech debt circlejerk is checking off each requirement imo. CPI/PPI up while the job market doesn’t worsen. Likely yen hikes. Bonds looking more attractive by the day. I bet the market begins an extended chop session until June FOMC. Also I’m a gold (and metals) bull, but feeling bearish on them too. And that’s my thoughts 🙂↕️
Or....Fed Chair transition, a PPI of 6% vs 0.5% estimate, oil rising, yields over 5% on the 30y, B of A printing two rate hikes 2026, forced selling rules in macro funds worth trillions, profit taking on a parabolic run.
If PPI is 6%, CPI isn’t far behind. Crazy to cut rates
Is PPI moving up 1% in a fucking month not fast?
Very nice! I need to learn some more of the fundamentals. I saw how you’d watched the 10yr and the PPI that came out. I just started in January, and to say the least, it ain’t going so hot haha.
Thanks! I couldn’t figure out why the 10 yr didn’t spike on that bad PPI number. Then I thought it will. It has too. Got lucky cause it did finally! Have a good weekend!
Higher chance of Japan Center Bank do a rate hike (Meeting is in June) now too cause of high PPI.
Next FOMC Meeting is in June and Japan Center Bank is also in June. After Japan PPI skyrocket. If USA and Japan both do rate hike or just say very high chance of rate hike on the next meeting 😬
The target inflation rate is 2%. The current inflation rate is 3.8%, almost double. This is CPI. The Producer Price or PPI came in st 6%. If the Fed does what Trump wants and starts cutting interest even in the face of higher inflation, inflation will become out of control.
Yield reacting to CPI and PPI was delayed. China visit not enough to compensate. Hormuz Oil Yada yada yada
Inflation back on the menu Remember CPI & PPI Next month's readings are gonna be LiT
bonds, plus we never had a draw down after the horrible CPI and PPI numbers
rates will be the same for now, just look at the hot CPI and PPI. The Beijing summit talk is merely memorandum of understanding, no concrete trade deals have being made. That being said, I hope China will settle the Hormuz issue and get the oil flowing at least, cuz white house would love to see the CPI and PPI to be transitory and win the mid term voting.
Looking at what happens when people don’t watch the 10yr. No reaction Thursday from a huge PPI print. I knew it was coming.
10yr didn’t react after PPI came in hott Thursday. I knew it would spike.
CPI, PPI, treasury yields, energy crisis. And people still asking why it is down. You got too comfy and it shows!
There's no fricken way the fed is cutting more when PPI is 6%. They are gaslighting you so 🥭 doesn't get mad.
Should've been a -5% day CPI and PPI came out. China trip extended it, now that it's over, we come back to the hyper inflation story
"According to CME FedWatch, markets on Tuesday morning were pricing in a nearly 98% chance that the Fed will hold rates steady at its next meeting in June and through most of 2026. But looking out to December, there’s now a nearly 30% chance of a rate hike." That was before the PPI and import/export reports came in hot this week. It's now 50/50 hike or no-change. https://www.cmegroup.com/markets/interest-rates/cme-fedwatch-tool.html
The CPI and PPI prints were uncomfortable. People are passing through energy costs and it’s showing up in core inflation too. That’s why the market got sour.
The PPI/inflation already existed. This is just the news cycle trying to justify the bubble we're in and need a story as the price pulls back
A US Rep said no chip deal was discussed with China. Also Japan's Producer Price Index (PPI) surged by 4.9% year-on-year in April 2026.
JPY PPI came in red hot, Nikkei almost down 2%, a market that actual has common sense
That 6% April PPI number says otherwise. And were not through the woods yet.
The PPI numbers certainly seem to imply that
who here even remembers that we had negative CPI and PPI? LMAO. Spy go uppies
lol, no dude. I'm still buying calls. I've just never seen anything like this. PPI/CPI/bad jobs #s. - all irrelevant. Market just keeps going up. I get it - AI is going to change the world. But at some point, these companies need revenue, right? As far as I can tell, NVDA is the only one actual making money. FFS, GOOG went up $2 Trillion dollars in less than a year - despite boosting their spending. Fk if I know.
I've seen it all so I am one of those that bought puts. This market is all sentiment and wall street backing mango. So anything is possible. CPI PPI even unemployment was higher than expected but the market keeps going up. You don't think anything of it well I've seen that before to
PPI blasting through median forcast 3x? Bullish.
Sure lol. Do you know USD gained 2% value this week right? So stocks green is actually impressive. Check PPI today, cooked economy. Rate cuts chances 0.
Everybody just forgot about the war or the strait or CPI or PPI, it’s like kind of funny market ain’t care for nothing just want to pump
With gas prices increasing and PPI through the roof, wouldn’t you expect the retail data to be hot just from inflation? People gotta eat and get gas.
If retail sales come in lower than expected (which was already low AF) we might get a bit of fear. It would corroborate the pressures from CPI / PPI.
You gotta love this market. Every bad news is already priced in, like the hot PPI/CPI reports. Every good news is not already priced in, like 100x capex increase over the next 4 years.
Are you trying to have us making any sense of what you say, your analysis and the fact you try to time the market? Is CPI and PPI here in the room with us?
I'm not complaining, but its def eyebrow raising we are just brushing off hot PPI like it's nothing and pumped on it lol.
I guess im glad im not invested in them. 6% yoy PPI was bound to affect something negatively
The signs of weakness are flashing red: hot CPI/PPI, oil shock, rising bond rates, consumer sentiment in the toilet, elevated Schiller CAPE, you name it. Only a matter of time
triggered? Must be a ber. Tell us about how PPI is too high 🤡
We were green on a hot PPI report. This is about as bullish as it gets. Just buy calls until
Yeah, this was a one off. Not gonna do it unless I am extremely confident in the position like I was this morning. We pretty much repeated the same reaction pre-market & market open that we had to the CPI report yesterday. But today was an even more terrible PPI report
LMAO PPI How Icome it pumped that hard after ppi then? You are literally brain dead to dumb for us military LMAO
Stay away, highest CPI, highest PPI and this rips higher. Hard to sell the top because it doesn't look like slowing down. Only way to play this is buy the dip
I think it pops if Fed raises rates despite putting a Dovish Fed Head in. It’s coming there is a disconnect between PPI and CPI: 1) PPI is rising at a slower pace than CPI 2) Core PPI is rising slower than core CPI - this tells me the price for core goods being passed on to consumers is sticky and not elastic. This leads me to believe higher rates are needed to curb the inflationary pressure. Higher rates will create a brick wall around people and those who have buying power will continue to buy and those who do not will get slapped around. Credit is at an all time high with credit card debt over $1T. The US would have to do multiple rounds of easing to reel that in or create specialized programs to get people usage down. National savings rate is below 4% it’s a matter of months. Cracks are forming. I’m bearish in the biggest names in the market. To each their own, people should still do their own due diligence. But this is my take.
I sold out of $EWY Monday and I did not buy back in. This is a bubble bro. There are other places or sectors to invest. I don't need to squeeze out every last dollar. Do you remember how bearish this place was on March 31st? That was less than 45 days ago. Today this place is so bullish it's taken a 180 degree turn to the exact opposite extreme. The fact that $SOXX or $EWY didn't take out May 11th ATH closing price after today's rally on absolute shitty PPI numbers likely means the top is in. Good Luck.
Did anyone else think bad PPI was gonna cause a bigger selloff this morning? Especially after the CPI selloff yesterday?
CPI, PPI, Hormuz and Gyna priced in. Now it’s time to dump it ladies and gentleman
Terrible PPI, stock market made another new high. Don’t know what to say friend.
I don't think that's a bad play, even potentially with any tech. We've had quite the run up and with poor PPI data that came out, I could see next week being iffy anyway.