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World Cup: Where's The Beer?
World Cup: Where's The Beer?
Authored by Noel Williams via AmericanThinker.com,
So far, the World Cup is living up to Gianni Infantino’s (FIFA President) clarion call to “unite the world” (or at least the participating nations therein).
Of course, that could quickly change when we get to the knockout stages of the tournament when they're more overwrought emotions and rivalries are more intense.
In the meantime, soccer fans from far-flung places are reveling in America’s beauty and bounty.
They appreciate America more than Dems, which is not surprising since most Dems are anti-American.
There are three...
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If there’s one thing the market has become spectacularly good at, it’s extrapolating today’s political environment out to infinity…and “pricing in” things (like the end of the Iran War, Trump Tax cuts, future rate cuts, etc.) over and over again until one day of bad news turns into a year of “market optimism” about things getting better, prompting the S&P to rally to new all-time highs 17 days in a row despite the fact that nothing has changed on...
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Americans Are Getting Behind On Their Debts At A Very Frightening Pace
Americans Are Getting Behind On Their Debts At A Very Frightening Pace
Authored by Michael Snyder via The Economic Collapse blog,
U.S. households are now 18.79 trillion dollars in debt. In 1980, U.S. households were just 1.4 trillion dollars in debt. Over the past several decades we have witnessed a household debt binge that is unlike anything that we have ever witnessed in our entire history. But if consumers could handle that debt load, there wouldn’t be such a high level of concern. Unfortunately, just like we witnessed prior to the...
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Feb 27, 2026 / Tyler Durden
Surging Services Costs Spark Unexpected Surge In US Producer Prices In January
Surging Services Costs Spark Unexpected Surge In US Producer Prices In January
US Producer Prices came in hotter than expected in January, with the headline PPI rising 0.5% MoM (vs +0.3% exp), higher than the revised +0.4% MoM in December. This left Producer Prices up 2.9% YoY (hotter than expected but below December's +3.0%)...
Source: Bloomberg
Under the hood, we see a surge in Services costs (not tariff related) dominated the rise in PPI (while Energy saw deflation)
Final demand services: The index for final demand services advanced 0.8% in January, the largest...
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