AND HERE IT COMES.....wait and watch

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June CPI Report To Show First Signs Of Tariff-Related Inflation
Jul. 12, 2025 6:28 AM ETSPDR® S&P 500® ETF (SPY), IVV, VOO, QQQ, DIA, IWMCL1:COM, PPLT, DXY, SPY, QQQ, ACTV, AFMC, AFSM, ARKK, AVUV, BAPR, IVOO, IVOV, IVV, IVW, IWC, IWM, IWN, IWO, IWP, IWR, IWS, IYY, SPLV, SPMD, SPMO, SPMV, SPSM, SPUS, SPUU, SPVM, SPVU, SPXE, SPXL, SPXN, SPXS, SPXT, SPXU, SPXV, SPYD, SPYG, SPYV, SPYX, SQEW, SQLV, SSO, SSPY, SVAL, SYLD, TMDV, TPHD, TPLC, TPSC, UAUG, UJAN, UMAR, UMAY, UOCT, UPRO, USMC, USMF, USVM, MAGS, VOO, DIA48 Comments
Damir Tokic
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• Summary
  
  June CPI is expected to show the first signs of tariff-driven inflation, with consensus expectations for core CPI at 0.3% MoM and an increase in annual core CPI to 3%.
  The macro environment is stagflationary, with tariffs, higher commodity price rises, and a weaker dollar all pushing inflation higher
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PER SEEKING ALPHA





"we're talking about the dollar bill and the old man on the hill"........STILL APPLIES,not Regan

1.4% inflation is so much better than Biden ever achieved.

Oh brother, here we go again… waiting.

Don’t you ever get tired of your predictions falling flat?

And remember, tariffs are voluntary and the consumers don't directly pay them. It isn't a line item on your Walmart receipt.

If BMW raises their prices by 10% to pay tariff costs, you can just choose to wait on your purchase. You haven't paid anything then.