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Inflation Is Going To Go Up Next Year This Comment Shows Why

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We are going to get a new inflation CPI report this week and the Federal Reserve is set to lower interest rates next week no matter how bad that report is.

The odds of at least a quarter of a point rate cut are 100% and there is talk in the media of a 50 point cut, because of the new people Trump wants on the Federal Reserve Board, like Stephen Miran.

CNBC did an article on it yesterday and had this interesting comment in it:

“Economists surveyed by Dow Jones expect the all-items inflation rate to rise to 2.9% though core is expected to hold at 3.1%. Higher-than-expected CPI would likely cement the quarter-point move.”

Ok, so in other words even if inflation is worse than expected the Federal Reserve is going to lower rates anyway.

Oh and the Fed already has failed to get the CPI rate down to 2%.

Think about that.

Remember last year they predicted inflation would get there?

Now they are going to cut rates anyway.

With that attitude about inflation it is obvious that making inflation go back down is no longer a priority on the part of the Federal Reserve.

Better lock in CD rates NOW before the Fed cuts and cuts and cuts.

Better buy investments that hedge against inflation now, like gold, before all of this becomes obvious to the masses.

Gold closed above $3600 yesterday.

Just the other week it was at $3400.

The trend is up.

And that is making the GDX go up more this year than NVDA and mining stocks to go up the way crypto gurus predict virtual coins, that own nothing in the real world, will do.

Just look at GFI.

GFI went up another 3.64% yesterday.

I have owned it for awhile.

-Mike

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