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04 Sept 2026, 17:41 UTC · 1h ago
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JPMorgan strategist Jacob Manoukian claims the Federal Reserve has effectively abandoned its 2% inflation target to prioritize nominal GDP growth and reduce the debt-to-GDP ratio. — A shift away from the 2% target implies structurally higher inflation and makes fixed-coupon assets (bonds) fundamentally mispriced.
-0.60The U.S. Treasury Secretary has intervened in bond markets to prevent yields from rising further. — Government intervention to cap yields signals underlying market stress and a lack of confidence in natural price discovery.
-0.40Manoukian suggests an inflation overshoot environment provides a 'green light' for continued equity rallies and strong nominal earnings growth. — Higher nominal growth can boost top-line revenue and equity prices, provided companies can maintain margins.
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Newmont (NEM) reported record Q2 2026 free cash flow of $2.21 billion, driven by realized gold prices of $4,414 per ounce against only a 4% increase in absolute costs. — Strong operating leverage in a high-gold-price environment makes inflation-hedging assets more attractive.
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