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progree

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4. I added the PCE (Fed favorite) graphs with April numbers as forecast, it comes out this Friday May 31

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Mon May 27, 2024, 06:57 AM

May 2024

I added the forecast PCE graphs at the end of the OP at the top of this thread.

With April's numbers being as forecast by this group of economists:
https://www.marketwatch.com/economy-politics/calendar -- "The median forecasts in this calendar come from surveys of economists conducted by Dow Jones Newswires and The Wall Street Journal"

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This graphical perspective of the CPI explains why the Fed sees inflation as sticky and "elevated" lately [View all] progree May 2024 OP

Or.... Think. Again. May 2024 #1

Look for Jerome to do lots of negative Fed speak. gab13by13 May 2024 #2

Maybe having 2/3 of the fed representing billionaire banks is a bad idea JT45242 May 2024 #3

I added the PCE (Fed favorite) graphs with April numbers as forecast, it comes out this Friday May 31 progree May 2024 #4