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With the Trump administration’s plans to levy tariffs and implement a number of pro-growth policies, bond investors may be concerned that we’re headed for another round of elevated inflation pressures. The bond market isn’t seeing it that way, at least not right now. #LPLResearch shares why in the #WeeklyMarketCommentary article, Is the Bond Market Worried About Inflation? Learn more at the link in our comments. 🔗

📈 Despite the fed cutting rates by 1% long term treasury yields have risen by 1% due to economic growth and inflation concerns. Review your bulletproof financial plan to make sure you are prepared for whatever the market brings. Need advice on your financial plan?Let’s connect #MarketInsights #FinancialPlanning

How will the Trump administration impact the Fed’s decision next week? The Fed’s higher-for-longer stance partially reflects concerns over Trump’s tariff policies. While Trump has been less aggressive than expected, more tariffs could: Fuel inflation through higher prices. Keep the Fed on its higher-for-longer path, supporting the dollar. Traders should monitor tariff announcements closely, as they could drive both inflation and USD strength.

#WallStreet #Trump #victory #bondmarket #intyerestrates #inflation #tarrifs Wall Street evaluates how a Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump victory in November could play out in the bond market, with imterest rates, inflation and tariffs. https://lnkd.in/gG3B5ryz

How will the Trump administration impact the Fed’s decision next week? The Fed’s higher-for-longer stance partially reflects concerns over Trump’s tariff policies. While Trump has been less aggressive than expected, more tariffs could: Fuel inflation through higher prices. Keep the Fed on its higher-for-longer path, supporting the dollar. Traders should monitor tariff announcements closely, as they could drive both inflation and USD strength.

#WallStreet #Trump #victory #bondmarket #intyerestrates #inflation #tarrifs Wall Street evaluates how a Donald J. Trump @realDonaldTrump victory in November could play out in the bond market, with imterest rates, inflation and tariffs. https://lnkd.in/g8rzQXDq

🧩 *Fed Eases Up, Trump’s Win Reframes Trade Strategy – What’s Next?* With the Fed’s 25 bps cut and a measured approach to dialing back policy, it’s clear that inflation concerns are keeping rates in check for now. As Trump re-enters office with a focus on tariffs, companies and consumers could feel the effects in costs and pricing. Balancing strong growth with inflation under 2% will be a key challenge in the months ahead. #FEDPOLICY #USECONOMY #INFLATION #USMARKETS

Trading A Hot Thursday News Cycle! The markets are closed today, but there is still big news hitting the wires. Fires, tariffs, and Fed policy is on the front burner. Let's take a look a the keys of the day. #Fed #stockmarket #Carter #LAfires

Their rise, our fall. As the dollar strengthens, people from non dollar currency countries have to pay more to facilitate import for sure. Like import oriented countries, we have to pay huge which may further ignite our already escalating inflation. So, our move should be now towards De-dollarization, regionalization of trade, adoption of Currency swap and not but not the least export diversification to avoid problem like dutch diseases.

MAKE DATA-DRIVEN DECISIONS- For those expecting mortgage rates to drop back to 3-4%, this article shows that the Feds have reason to risk higher-than-expected inflation to occur once President Elect Trump takes office. If I was a home buyer, I would jump into the market now, even if the home is not what you had planned on. What we know for certain is that the values of homes do not often go down for long periods of time. They may dip for a year or two, but overall, they just go up! #buyingahome #realestate #realestatemarket #data