Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report

[Phys251]

https://www.cnbc.com/2025/08/11/wall-street-frets-about-reliability-of-government-data-on-eve-of-cpi.html

Now that donald wants to fire those who give him poor economic reports, Wall Street can't rely on Washington any more to give them guidance. Good work, righties.

 

[Mycroft]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

 

[SNOWFLAKE]

This isn't the disaster everyone is forecasting. If Wall St. is given erroneous data and they act on that erroneous data, that will just cause a tanking of the markets even faster and right now the only people THAT SHOULD be investing in the market are those who trusted Trump's sagacity and honesty.

 

[Helix]

Let's all take a moment to feel sorry for Wall Street getting the government that it purchased.

 

[iliveonramen]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

Because they buy lots of treasuries, and 10 year treasuries are what set things like mortgage rates and car loan rates.

 

[Cameron]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

Yeah, **** the business community for expecting government-published data to be reliable and nonpartisan!

Jesus Christ.

 

[Exquisitor]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

The Government is supposed to provide reliable data, there is no excuse for fake reports, there is nothing good about it, except it makes tRump shine to himself for a moment, what do you think it's going to cost him? I was talking with Copilot about the Abyss.

 

[lynnwinslow]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

Do you want to learn about elementary Economics or are you content with posting ignorant things about the economy?

 

[mike2810]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

Isn't President Trump preparing an IPO for Freddie Mac and Fanny May? Isn't IPO's tied to the stock market?
Shouldn't the government provide accurate inflation data?

 

[Mr Person]

Let's all take a moment to feel sorry for Wall Street getting the government that it purchased.

I have trouble with shadenfreude when the entity that ****ed the pooch will **** me too if it crashes out.

2007, etc.

I see a lot of people still saying we should have just let the banks crash and burn. I don't think those people understand just how hard that would hit everything. The problem wasn't bailing them out. It was the lack of attached strings and lack of responsible actors suffering the justice due.




This isn't quite that, but still... their bad moves, which become much more likely if the data cannot be trusted, can **** us hard.

 

[Redress]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

If there was even a hint of a possible doubt expressed by any batshit far right source, you would be all outraged at that doubt. At least make a minor, tiny effort to not appear so hypocritical.

 

[mrjurrs]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

Tell us you don't have a clue about economics without saying you don't have a clue about economics.

"Screw Wall Street. Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?"

 

[Peacenik]

What goes around ....

 

[dmpi]

Tell us you don't have a clue about economics without saying you don't have a clue about economics.

"Screw Wall Street. Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?"
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When wall street's fear of bad data > fear of missing out then they're all going to sell out. Until that happens its just a bunch of talking heads trying to spin a political narrative.

 

[Bok Tuklo]

Screw Wall Street.​

After decades of Republican destruction and denigration of defined benefits for retirement; convincing everyone 401K and the like are the best way to a dignified emeritus, now it’s “screw Wall Street.”

 

[Roadvirus]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

The Trump admin is required to release statistics about the state of the U.S. economy. Not just for Wall Street, but for all Americans.

 

[Roadvirus]

Do you want to learn about elementary Economics or are you content with posting ignorant things about the economy?

He's Pro-Trump, so it's the latter.

 

[Helix]

I have trouble with shadenfreude when the entity that ****ed the pooch will **** me too if it crashes out.

2007, etc.

I see a lot of people still saying we should have just let the banks crash and burn. I don't think those people understand just how hard that would hit everything. The problem wasn't bailing them out. It was the lack of attached strings and lack of responsible actors suffering the justice due.




This isn't quite that, but still... their bad moves, which become much more likely if the data cannot be trusted, can **** us hard.

I don't support letting everything crash and burn because that would be awful.

 

[lwf]

Wall Street is concerned about the reliability of government inflation data on the eve of CPI report​

Screw Wall Street.

Why on earth would they think Trump is required to aid them with their gambling?

Don't you think the government should provide accurate data to the people who voted them into power?

 

[Mycroft]

Because they buy lots of treasuries, and 10 year treasuries are what set things like mortgage rates and car loan rates.

You are confusing the Fed with Wall Street gamblers.

 

[Mycroft]

Yeah, **** the business community for expecting government-published data to be reliable and nonpartisan!

Jesus Christ.

Wall Street isn't the business community. Wall Street is just people gambling on the business community.

 

[Mycroft]

The Government is supposed to provide reliable data, there is no excuse for fake reports,

Let me know when you see fake reports...now that Trump has slapped down the people who provide fake reports.

 

[Mycroft]

Do you want to learn about elementary Economics or are you content with posting ignorant things about the economy?

Oh...so you think Wall Street IS the economy. LOL!!

Okay.

 

[lynnwinslow]

Oh...so you think Wall Street IS the economy. LOL!!

Okay.

So, you choose ignorance. Disappointing, not surprising.

 

[Mycroft]

Isn't President Trump preparing an IPO for Freddie Mac and Fanny May?

You tell me. And, while you are at it, tell me what makes you think the government won't provide accurate data.