Month: October 2024

Canada’s CPI fell -0.4% mom in September, much worse than expectation of -0.2% mom. Over the 12-month period, CPI slowed from 2.0% yoy to 1.6% yoy, below expectation of 1.8% yoy. That was the lowest Read more…

Prices tend to go up.  That’s something Americans have learned over the past few years as inflation, supply-chain snarls and, in some cases, corporate greed pushed up the cost of many everyday goods. Inflation, of Read more…

The UK unemployment rate fell to 4.0% in August, the lowest since January, and went down from a peak of 4.4% in April and May. The data beat expectations and supported Sterling buying from intraday Read more…

Brick-and-mortar retail stores have faced financial distress in the last two years for many of the same reasons. Common reasons for filing included inflationary pressures, such as increased costs of labor, freight, and goods; lingering effects Read more…

It’s another week, and despite the spectacle during Tesla’s “Robotaxi” event, it brought out the worst out of the bulls and bears. Meanwhile, JPMorgan analysts are getting a kick out of the prancing horse while Read more…