Ever wonder where the Fed's heading in 2026? Or how Trump's massive spending bill might shake things up?
Pimco's CIO Dan Ivascyn recently dropped some insights worth chewing on. The big picture? AI's trajectory and Washington's fiscal moves could be major market drivers going forward. Not your typical rate-cut-or-hold debate—this is about structural shifts.
Ivascyn's take connects the dots between monetary policy, tech disruption, and political spending in ways most analysts gloss over. If you're positioning portfolios for next year, these macro crosscurrents matter more than daily volatility.
The Fed's 2026 playbook might look nothing like 2025. And that beautiful bill? It's not just politics—it's capital flows, inflation pressure, and risk appetite all rolled into one legislative package.
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AirdropHunter007
· 9h ago
Dan is right. Instead of fixating on when rate cuts will happen, it's better to consider how AI and fiscal policy will play their hands.
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SatoshiLeftOnRead
· 9h ago
Can AI really determine the direction of the market, or is it just more hype?
Ever wonder where the Fed's heading in 2026? Or how Trump's massive spending bill might shake things up?
Pimco's CIO Dan Ivascyn recently dropped some insights worth chewing on. The big picture? AI's trajectory and Washington's fiscal moves could be major market drivers going forward. Not your typical rate-cut-or-hold debate—this is about structural shifts.
Ivascyn's take connects the dots between monetary policy, tech disruption, and political spending in ways most analysts gloss over. If you're positioning portfolios for next year, these macro crosscurrents matter more than daily volatility.
The Fed's 2026 playbook might look nothing like 2025. And that beautiful bill? It's not just politics—it's capital flows, inflation pressure, and risk appetite all rolled into one legislative package.