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This week · 9 of the 74 voices we track · 5 mentions

Oct 8 → Oct 15, 05:30 ET · Last update Oct 14, 15:23 ET (for the window to Oct 14, 05:30)

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Expectant

Discussion centres on competing inflationary and deflationary forces rather than a single near-term regime. Jim Iuorio expects disinflation within roughly 10 months as oil shocks become recessionary and monetary tightening takes effect 5, while Danielle Park sees deflation in some areas and disinflation in others as high rates unwind pandemic-era price inflation 3. Grant Cardone makes the more bullish claim that the next major expansion will be deflationary, whereas Luke Gromen argues the U.S. cannot tolerate deflation because it raises the real burden of foreign-held debt 24.

From the window to Oct 14, 05:30 ET — this window's take is still to be written.

Where the voices land

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2 rising

Rising

  • ATAdam TaggartRising Expects AI to become a deflationary force in the economy if it plays out as hoped. “you expect at some point AI to be a deflationary force, which I think it absolutely will be” ▶ 46:39 Markets Face A Double-Threat Today | Jim Iuorio · 8 Oct

Sharply rising

  • GCGrant CardoneSharply rising Expects the coming expansion to be deflationary, not inflationary. “It's going to be deflationary, not inflationary.” ▶ 0:13 Peter Schiff & Grant Cardone Debate Housing Cras… · 11 Oct

2 rising

Mentions

5 this week
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Stories it travels in

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The stories

  • ○ a voice, on the left
  • ◌ a voice raising half of these
  • ● a subject, on the right, under its story
  • ⌒ a line is a voice raising a subject — thicker, more items; colour is the story

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