Hello, fellow rubble capitals, hope you're well. So we have the new inflation data out today.

And who, it was smoking, baby smoking. Are we headed straight for stagflation?

Let's dive into the details. And then I'm going to do my very best to answer that question for you at the end of this video.

We'll go ahead and connect some dots.

So first and foremost, let's go over to Zero Hedge.

You know, by the way, the Fed came out and kept rates the same, but we all knew that's what

they were going to do.

And it wasn't hawkish.

It wasn't doveish.

It was just kind of neutral.

But what really drove markets, especially interest rates, right here.

Rate cut odds tumble. I think they're talking about the rest of 2026. As U.S. producer prices surged in February hottest in over a year.

And I mean, it was way higher than expectations.

Look at this. The month over month was 0.7. That's a big increase month over month. The

expectations was only for a 0.3. Wow. So let's go over to the Market Watch calendar that sums everything up here.

So you see right here, 0.3, we got a 0.7. Last month was a 0.5.

Core, we had a 0.5 expectations were 0.3. So year over year, now we're at 3.4 on the PPI. And keep in mind, the Fed more so pays

attention to the PCE core PCE. But these numbers are still very important. And tomorrow we're

going to get a little bit of a read on the labor market with the initial jobless claims.

Let's get back to the Zero Hedge article,

and you can see that we're in a bit of an up trend here with the PPI, which really, quite

frankly, isn't surprising, because when did it start to up trendnd with retardation day and you know who's paying

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