Last week, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that the nation's inflation pace eased, but as we report in this issue of The Trends Journal, “Did Inflation’s Pace Ease In November?” The hard facts are showing that U.S. inflation is still high and the reality on The Street is that the higher inflation rises the deeper the U.S. dollar falls and falling it is.
Currently the US is facing two distinct crises, both of which are feeding on the other via a single feedback loop… but that is actually the least of our problems.
Last week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS) reported November’s inflation rate at 2.7 percent and core inflation, which filters out energy and food prices, at 2.6 percent, both reversing a rise in September.
The Bio Pharma industry will likely be spending more in 2026 on Mergers and Acquisitions (M&As).
The anti-Russia hysteria seems to be hitting its peak in the UK, with the country’s top military officer now stating that the public needs to prepare itself to start losing its “sons and daughters” in a major war with Russia as efforts to bring the Ukraine War to an end continue to hit snags over security guarantees and land.
The U.S. announced last week that it carried out airstrikes on two more suspected drug boats in the Pacific Ocean that killed at least five people, bringing the death toll to 104 in these controversial strikes.
If the government didn’t do it, by the facts, people would call it a con-game. Frequently, a few months after they report the job numbers, they downwardly adjust them.
They’re not building AI to serve us, they’re building a new god for you to kneel to.
PUBLISHER’S NOTE: As Trends Journal subscribers well know, we were the first to call a Dot-com Bust 2.0 back in 28 January and it was the cover of our 5 February issue. Now, nearly a year later the reality is hitting the Street.
Sometimes it’s enough to just list current headlines, and point back to forecasts made in these pages well before legacy media caught a clue.