Financial Martkets’ Direction all Hinges on September 11

Everything in Martkets Hinges on September 11

September 16 could become the most important day for global financial markets.
Before the Federal Reserve announces its interest rate decision, markets must first digest the August PPI and, more importantly, the August CPI inflation report. The problem? Inflation has become incredibly difficult to predict, leaving investors with almost no clarity on what the Fed will ultimately decide.
Fed Chair Kevin Warsh has warned that inflation remains elevated and that policymakers still have “work to do” if inflation does not improve, while Fed Governor Christopher Waller has indicated he would support holding rates if upcoming inflation data continues to show progress. That means everything now hinges on the August CPI release and ultimately the September 16 FOMC decision. US Fed chair says inflation is elevated and ‘concerning’ _ FMT.pdfPDF Treasury yields fall after top Fed official signals support for rate hold.pdfPDF
In this livestream, we’ll break down:
– Why September 11 is now the biggest event for investors.
– What the inflation numbers need to show.
– Whether the Fed is likely to hold or hike.
– The implications for stocks, gold, bonds and the US dollar.
– How long-term investors and crash buyers should prepare regardless of the outcome.
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