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Trump’s 15% Global Tariff Shock: What It Means for Inflation, the Fed, and Markets in 2026
Read more: Trump’s 15% Global Tariff Shock: What It Means for Inflation, the Fed, and Markets in 2026President Trump has raised the global tariff rate to 15% using Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974. This breakdown examines the temporary 150-day tariff window, potential legal challenges, trade exemptions, supply chain leverage, and the broader macroeconomic impact. We also explore how a reduced effective tariff rate may influence inflation expectations, corporate margins,…
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Why Did The Narrative Flip in Markets?
Read more: Why Did The Narrative Flip in Markets?Markets are worried about recession — but the data says the economy is still resilient. So why did sentiment suddenly flip?
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Will Kevin Warsh Become Fed Chair Or Are We Getting Trumped???
Read more: Will Kevin Warsh Become Fed Chair Or Are We Getting Trumped???Donald Trump has nominated Kevin Warsh as the next Chair of the Federal Reserve, raising questions across markets given Warsh’s long reputation as an inflation hawk. While known for warning about easy monetary policy, asset bubbles, and Fed intervention, Warsh has also argued that balance sheet tightening makes policy more restrictive than rate levels alone…
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Is Kevin Warsh as Fed Bullish economy?
Read more: Is Kevin Warsh as Fed Bullish economy?Polymarket odds point overwhelmingly to Kevin Warsh as Trump’s likely pick for Fed Chair, and markets may be underestimating what that actually means. While Warsh is viewed as an inflation hawk who values Fed independence and tighter policy credibility, that very stance could help anchor inflation expectations, lower long-term yields, and make any future rate…
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The Fed holds rates steady and are comfortable waiting (BULLISH ECONOMY)
Read more: The Fed holds rates steady and are comfortable waiting (BULLISH ECONOMY)The Federal Reserve held rates steady, signaling growing confidence in economic resilience as inflation continues to cool and the labor market stabilizes. With policy near neutral and tariff-driven price pressures fading, the Fed is choosing patience.
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Consumer Confidence Just Hit Its Lowest Level Since 2014
Read more: Consumer Confidence Just Hit Its Lowest Level Since 2014Consumer confidence just sent a warning signal. The Conference Board’s index fell sharply in early January 2026, with future expectations dropping to levels historically associated with higher recession risk. When confidence breaks, consumer behavior tends to follow — and that matters for markets.
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Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs as Trade Deals Stall — What It Means for the Economy
Read more: Trump Threatens Higher Tariffs as Trade Deals Stall — What It Means for the EconomyAs the Supreme Court ruling looms, Trump appears to be acting with urgency by escalating tariff threats while trade deals remain unresolved. While tariffs can be raised, lowered, or reversed, the real leverage may lie elsewhere: forcing foreign partners to commit billions in U.S. investments that are far harder to unwind. This post explores whether…
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Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada as China Trade Fears Grow
Read more: Trump Threatens 100% Tariffs on Canada as China Trade Fears GrowCanada’s Prime Minister has reached out to multiple countries as a way to attract investment to curb Canada’s slowing economy. One of the countries happens to be China and some of the talks revolve around: This would benefit China’s want for expanded access to North America supply chains and a way around U.S. restrictions &…
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PMI & Consumer Sentiment
Read more: PMI & Consumer SentimentJanuary 2026 data from S&P Global’s Flash PMI and the University of Michigan Survey of Consumers shows an economy still expanding, but facing lingering tariff-driven cost pressures. Services growth has slowed, manufacturing costs remain elevated, and labor demand is flat amid uncertainty. At the same time, consumer sentiment is improving and inflation expectations are stabilizing.…
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GDP Strong, Claims Low, Inflation Sticky: A Snapshot of the U.S. Economy
Read more: GDP Strong, Claims Low, Inflation Sticky: A Snapshot of the U.S. EconomyTodays data Initial Jobless claims week of January 17th Last Read: 199kForecast: 208k – Actually came in at 200k. (This is lower than expected & also a historically low number).– The 4-week moving average was 201.5k (the lowest level since Jan 13, 2021.– Insured Unemployment is still trending down coming in at 1.849mil Overall the…