May PCE likely represents a local peak for inflation. Falling energy prices (Strait of Hormuz reopening) and fading tariff pass-through should drive disinflation from June onward. The Fed will stay on hold but a cut is possible next year if the labor market softens. Inflation dynamics are more structural than cyclical.
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Stuart Paul 7.5
6/20/2026 3:25:42 AM
dxy
Hawkish Fed stance relative to other central banks supports the dollar in the near term.
metals
No direct mention. Disinflation and a potential cut next year could be slightly supportive, but no strong signal.
ndx
Structural investment in AI is a tailwind, but higher yields and a hawkish Fed cap upside. No explicit direction given.
rut
No direct mention. Small caps may benefit from disinflation but face headwinds from higher rates.
wti
Falling energy prices in June... the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz should reduce energy price pressures.
yields
The Fed is hawkish and focused on price stability, which supports higher yields in the near term despite expected disinflation.
