Hello, fellow robo capital, so up your well. So a new CPI report came out today. And it shocks everybody.

Remember, this was the CPI report that was supposed to reflect all the price hikes and the massive hyperinflation that we were going to get from tariffs.

You guys remember the narrative, maybe not hyperinflation that we were going to get from tariffs.

You guys remember the narrative, maybe not hyperinflation,

but you know the narrative,

the mainstream media has been trying to push, that these tariffs were going to result in massive consumer price inflation.

And that's why the Fed had to pause.

There's no way they could drop rates because we just don't know what's happening

to prices. But then on this channel, you guys know well that we've been saying, we might have

a price adjustment slightly higher, but there's a very low probability that we get a return

to an accelerated consumer price inflation, like we saw in, let's just say,

2020 to the summer of 2022.

So let's go into this report that was supposed to show this tidal wave of inflation and get into the details. So we can go ahead and connect the dots to determine

what the probabilities are. Now moving forward, the Fed starts to drop rates, not only it starts

to drop rates, but catches up with the other central banks and the other developed economies

around the world. And I'm mainly referring to the

ECB. More on that in just a moment. So let's shoot over to the BLS. Here we go. This is the release

as of today, the Consumer Price Index. And the main takeaway is it was lower than expectations.

So expectations, actually, let's shoot over to Market Watch real quick.

I love this calendar.

Expectations were for month over month.

And I really like to focus on month over month because year over year, you've got base effects.

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