Digging in on One Big Factor in the CPI Print, And Why the Dollar May Have Come Too Far, Too Fast 7/13/22
Consumer prices rose at the fastest pace in 41 years, and while food and energy prices may be coming down, consistently high rents might be the one line item we should be paying the most attention to. Plus, the dollar may be at two-decade highs, but the Chart Master says it could pull back in a big way. Hosted by…
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