The week ahead

Tariffs aren’t hitting foreign exporters , they’re hitting home. Producer prices keep rising, not falling, meaning domestic importers, retailers & consumers are absorbing the cost w/ effective tariff rate set to hit 17.6% in Oct, expect PPI → CPI to push goods inflation higher

$HYPER 1. Low cap coin to gamble. It's standing at long term support right now. 2. Low selling volume at key S/R level is a bullish sign. If SOL and the entire market can stabilise a bit here then this should head towards range highs at $0.025 as Target 1. Can take a gamble

In 2025, the US faces a housing paradox: demand surges, but supply lags Residential investment = 3.3% of GDP. Housing inflation = +4% YoY (half 2023’s pace, still high). Starts ≈ 1.3M annualized, completions,far short of demand (1.5) Elevated 6.67% mortgages keep pressure high

US electricity costs are quietly becoming the next inflation story. July CPI shows electricity inflation running +9.5% (annualized 6m avg). From 2020–2025, electricity CPI is up +37.9% vs. just +11.8% over the entire 2010s. The AI boom = energy shock 2.0

Markets are leaning heavily on a September Fed cut after Powell’s Jackson Hole shift. Sticky inflation and slowing labor data keep the pressure on policy, while BTC trades as a barometer of liquidity expectations

U.S. new home sales slipped 0.6% in July to a 652k pace, with affordability squeezed by high mortgage rates and slowing wage growth. Inventory remains elevated, pressuring prices lower. Economists see housing weakness persisting into year-end despite Fed rate cut hopes

📉 U.S. consumer confidence slipped to 97.4 in August (July: 98.7). Concerns over job availability have now declined for 8 straight months, with households also less optimistic about future income. Labour market sentiment is weakening—an important signal for the Fed & markets.