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CNBC's "Fast Money"

Digging in on One Big Factor in the CPI Print, And Why the Dollar May Have Come Too Far, Too Fast 7/13/22

CNBC's "Fast Money"

CNBC

News, Investing, Business

3.91.3K Ratings

🗓️ 13 July 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

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 Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See https://pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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0:00.0

Right now on bass inflation still running red hot highest in over 40 years and one influential

0:07.0

that president saying today everything is in play so how do you trade this rising

0:10.6

great environment plus the chairwoman's in the money call on the money college they

0:15.2

Twitter soarings is officially suing you on must to complete his $44 billion buyout

0:19.4

what she doing next and where does this soap opera go from here and later a buzzkill

0:24.1

from an industrial supply company a look ahead to bank earnings and the rents to dam

0:28.5

high now that's a tease I'm willessily this is that fast money left in the nasak

0:33.5

markets right on the desk tonight bono and ice and care and find them in dan nathan

0:36.4

and guy dummy we start off with the inflation print 41 years in the making consumer prices

0:41.6

rising more than 9% in June the fastest pace since 1980 the soft markets end of the day

0:47.5

down a bit after the report but the moving yields was a much more pronounced one the spread

0:52.1

the two's tens hitting its lowest level since 2000 so does all this open the door for

0:57.7

an even more aggressive fed and what will the market reaction be because the market reaction

1:03.2

today was practically nothing down yeah well I mean listen there was a lot of volatility

1:09.0

under the hood I think the initial reaction was for the stock market like straight down

1:12.9

and if you looked at was going on in yields you know prior to the print we had the 10 year

1:17.4

at 2.93 it shot up immediately to 303 and then everything kind of moderating at some

1:23.2

point in the morning you're like okay everything's okay we saw some green on the major indices

1:27.3

that sort of thing I mean I think that earnings are really going to become the story here

1:31.6

and we just heard them talking about in the OT water corporations going to have to say

1:35.8

about how this inflation is impacting them we know that the five year break evens on inflation

1:41.2

are coming down pretty hard right so maybe this is just a moment in time a lot of people

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