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The Canadian trucker blockage “definitely comes at an inopportune time,” Convoy Dir. of Economic Research Aaron Terrazas says. “The auto industry was just beginning to ramp back up production from the chip shortages… You think of all the spillovers to the rest of the economy.”

February 11, 2022

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Here’s what a 26-year-old making $360,000 a year spends in a week

February 11, 2022

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“I think we have transparency through the Stock Act… there are plenty of insider trading laws on the books that I think keep people in check,” Rep. Ed Perlmutter says about the possible ban on stock trading for lawmakers. “I’m going to be a tougher sell on it than some others are.”

February 11, 2022

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“At a macro level, we will continue to see big intuitions come into crypto,” Avanti Financial Group CEO and Founder Caitlin Long says about the outlook for crypto.

February 11, 2022

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Wells Fargo Chief Agricultural Economist Michael Swanson on Super Bowl food price increases: “Beef has been all time record highs. We see chicken wings really through the roof right now.” More:

February 11, 2022

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Federal Reserve shouldn’t panic, top economist says

February 11, 2022

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“There’s so much uncertainty as to what the Fed is going to do, [that] it’s making it very difficult on investors,” TD Ameritrade Chief Market Strategist JJ Kinahan says in regards to the drop in consumer sentiment. Full interview:

February 11, 2022

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US Inflation hit a 40-year high today and the Fed is still buying bonds. Their balance sheet hit another record high this week at $8.78 trillion, more than doubling over the past 2 years. Literally throwing fuel on the inflationary fire.

February 11, 2022

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Global Central Bank Update:. -Russia hiked rates for the 8th time in the last year, 100 bps increase to 9.50%.

February 11, 2022

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The Canadian trucker blockage “definitely comes at an inopportune time,” Convoy Dir. of Economic Research Aaron Terrazas says. “The auto industry was just beginning to ramp back up production from the chip shortages… You think of all the spillovers to the rest of the economy.”

Here’s what a 26-year-old making $360,000 a year spends in a week

“I think we have transparency through the Stock Act… there are plenty of insider trading laws on the books that I think keep people in check,” Rep. Ed Perlmutter says about the possible ban on stock trading for lawmakers. “I’m going to be a tougher sell on it than some others are.”

“At a macro level, we will continue to see big intuitions come into crypto,” Avanti Financial Group CEO and Founder Caitlin Long says about the outlook for crypto.

Wells Fargo Chief Agricultural Economist Michael Swanson on Super Bowl food price increases: “Beef has been all time record highs. We see chicken wings really through the roof right now.” More:

Federal Reserve shouldn’t panic, top economist says

“There’s so much uncertainty as to what the Fed is going to do, [that] it’s making it very difficult on investors,” TD Ameritrade Chief Market Strategist JJ Kinahan says in regards to the drop in consumer sentiment. Full interview:

US Inflation hit a 40-year high today and the Fed is still buying bonds. Their balance sheet hit another record high this week at $8.78 trillion, more than doubling over the past 2 years. Literally throwing fuel on the inflationary fire.

Global Central Bank Update:. -Russia hiked rates for the 8th time in the last year, 100 bps increase to 9.50%.