Hi all,
On Friday we got the results from the PCE price index which is the Fed-favored inflation watch gauge. It fell to a level of 2.5% annually in June which was right in line with street expectations.
Personal income growth slowed to 0.2% month-over-month, falling short of the anticipated 0.4%. Â This unexpected fall in personal income and spending indicated demand is weakening for goods and services, bolstering the argument for a fed rate cut. Interestingly, many of the luxury brands like LVMH have also reported seeing weak demand even with the high-income bracket consumer.
Based on the data this week, the CME fed watch tool is now sitting at almost a 100% chance of a September rate cut. Â
The rotation into small caps we have been seeing over the last few weeks continued. There are quite a few tech sector stocks that will be reporting earnings this coming week. We will see if they can impress more than GOOGL and TSLA did this past week. It is likely going to be a volatile week with all the pending news.
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