Dislikedok lets look at the theory why are they new $'s when GDP goes up in normal times ,(money printing is new money , expanding money supply ,that is inflationary ) The idea of GDP is see how busy a country is ,it's like how much you earn. If I want to build a house I borrow the money ,build the house and owe the money , I pay the money , then I have a house that never existed which is productive ,the debt has an asset offset while it's being paid.This is not new inflationary money in that sense as its paired to something real. {image}Ignored
US PCE came out just as expected. No change between the forecast and the actual numbers. Why would it be bullish?
Euro Area Inflation and Growth came out more than expected. Actual numbers were more than the forecast. Why would it be bearish?
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