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Why the Fed Is Suddenly Talking About International Spillovers
With the FOMC holding rates steady at 3.63 percent, Chair Kevin Warsh surprised markets this week by citing international spillovers as a key risk. Lucas and Luna break down what Warsh actually said during the June 2026 press conference, why the Fed is now watching events like the Venezuela earthquakes and Iran's Hormuz threats, and how a potential oil supply shock could complicate the inflation outlook. They also discuss the recent drop in 10-year breakeven inflation to 2.18 percent and what it signals about market expectations. Plus, a look at why factory job cuts near crisis levels…
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