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2026: A Year For The Consumer Comeback

The article predicts a consumer comeback in 2026, supported by cooler-than-expected CPI data, declining crude oil prices, and rising consumer discretionary stocks. The market suggests improvements for both the top 10% and bottom 90% of the U.S. economy. Key indicators include Amazon and Tesla's influence on retail sales, rising retail stocks, and energy cost relief. The anticipated increase in consumer spending may lead to future inflation, but current market signals point to a positive outlook for consumers.

Talkmarkets·Yesterday at 02:10

The S&P 500 Index rises for two consecutive days, Nasdaq closes up 1.3%, Oracle surges over 6%

U.S. stocks performed strongly on Friday, with the Nasdaq rising 1.3% and the S&P 500 gaining for the second consecutive day. Oracle's stock price surged 6.6%, driving the market. NVIDIA's stock rose nearly 4%, while Micron Tech increased by another 7%. Nike's quarterly results exceeded expectations, but sales in the Greater China region declined, causing the stock price to drop 10.5%

AASTOCKS·12/20/2025 05:15

AASTOCKS·12/20/2025 05:15

Fed moves closer to 'skinny' payment accounts for crypto banks

The Fed is seeking public comment on a proposal to introduce limited-access “payment accounts. " source:

CoinLive·12/20/2025 04:43

Federal Reserve's Williams: No rush to adjust monetary policy; low CPI data is due to technical factors.

Federal Reserve's Williams attributes lower November CPI data to technical factors, not actual economic conditions. He notes data collection issues in October and November may have distorted figures by 0.1 percentage points. Williams believes the U.S. economy is in good shape and foresees eventual interest rate declines, but is not rushing to adjust monetary policy.

CoinLive·12/19/2025 21:53

Fed's Bias For Lower Rates Becomes Clear Looking At Dissents

Authored by Simon White, Bloomberg macro strategist,The Federal Reserve has had a clear easing bias in recent decades, which we can see from looking at historical dissents in the FOMC. We may see more of the same next year,leading to more dissents in a tightening direction, and, with it, rising volatility in short-term rates.

ZeroHedge·12/19/2025 21:43

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