Doubleline Capital's Jeffrey Gundlach Says Actually Think Less Confident There Will Be One Cut This Year; Labor Market Is Weakening But Not Alarming Yet; Needs-Based Parts Of The Economy Are Getting "Crushed" By High Prices; Inflation Rate Is Different Depending On Your Lifestyle; Market Is Fond Of The Fact That Hikes Still Sound Like They're Not Being Considered; Labor Force Is Shrinking And So The Labor Participation Rate Is Going Down; Inflation Will Come Down
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Jeffrey Gundlach of Doubleline Capital expressed less confidence in a rate cut this year, noting a weakening labor market and high prices affecting needs-based parts of the economy. He highlighted that inflation impacts vary by lifestyle and that the market is relieved that rate hikes are not being considered.
June 12, 2024 | 7:33 pm
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Jeffrey Gundlach's comments on the labor market and inflation suggest a cautious outlook for the economy, which could impact the SPY ETF. The market's relief that rate hikes are not being considered may provide short-term stability.
Gundlach's insights suggest mixed signals for the economy. While the labor market is weakening, the market's relief over no rate hikes could balance out the impact on SPY in the short term.
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