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https://twitter.com/CynicalPublius/status/1938402609364082979
Europe’s LNG Gamble Exposed By Middle East War
Source: zerohedge.com
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1. Sticky Services Inflation
Core PCE (which excludes food and energy) is heavily weighted toward services, such as housing, healthcare, and financial services.
Services inflation has proven persistent, especially in housing rent, insurance, and healthcare costs.
2. Labor Market Strength
The job market remains tight: unemployment is low and wages are still rising.
Higher wages boost consumer spending, which keeps demand elevated, especially in non-goods sectors like leisure, travel, and personal services.
3. Consumer Spending Resilience
Despite higher interest rates, consumer spending hasn’t slowed as much as expected.
Households still have cash buffers from pandemic-era savings and strong income growth, keeping demand robust.
4. Delayed Effects of Monetary Policy
Fed rate hikes may not yet be fully filtering through the economy, particularly in shelter, which has a lag in showing up in inflation data.
5. Medical Services Repricing
Medicare and health insurance price changes often re-set annually, and Q2 is a key period when adjustments can push core inflation higher.
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