Here's how the economy is set up for 2025

CNBC's Rick Santelli and Steve Liesman report on the Treasury market and the outlook for rates.

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[onionpeeler]

It takes time for the 10-year to go down after the fed lowered rates, the change is not instant as many seem to think, it will come, be patient people :)

[EmilyEvelyn-]

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[erichvonmolder]

So, according to Santelli, does this bode well for 2025, stock market and the Trump Adm?

[joostonline]

you cant restructure the entire government, fire thousands of people and close down departments by DOGE and expect stocks to go up in the chaos...

[StephanieG.Augustus]

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[NeroX-nhse]

Lol, bond yield rising, stocks rising? Wow, you can't tell me that is not a euphoric market...

[isaiahmontoya]

*NOT ACTUAL JOURNALISM* just predictable grifter bait

[John-sd]

With millions of gig workers. Wages are adjusted daily or hourly even. Gig employees are highly at mercy of economic conditions. Uber drivers, restaurant workers, bartenders, those who rely on tips have become larger part of the workforce. Any slowdown in momentum will greatly affect these workers.

Starbucks and Amazon delivery drivers are striking. But it's a little late. The market forces are no longer a tailwind for workers. Because what got us here. Fiscal stimulus. Will be slowing.

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[tjtj]

I don't think Trump is going to do 90% of what he says he's going to do, and let's hope not because a lot of it is stupid.

[isaiahmontoya]

Using sexual references to describe the hardships ahead for the majority of Americans is crazy. You can only trust grifters to be grotesquely insane

[coldflu]

Which economy are we predicting here? The inflationary, debt-fueled fiat economy, where imaginary breakthroughs are conjured to patch an inherently broken system? Or the deflationary, energy-backed Bitcoin economy, grounded in real value and immutable truth? It's amusing how these 'predictions' always circle back to propping up the same circus. At some point, the audience will leave the tent for something real.

[John-sd]

If Fed waited to raise rates until inflation peaked, that would have been too late. The same goes on the way down. Fiscally juiced economy will take some time for private sector to adjust. Like coming off a steroid cycle. It's going to take time and assistance for your testes to take over the production of testosterone. Economy is not just going to take off to the moon.

Instead of fixating on the current state of the economy, think about how we're going to transition the private sector to job creation. Maybe tax cuts are needed.

But don't expect to be big and bulky when you're coming off a cycle. Going to take time to normalize smoothly.

[John-sd]

No one seems to understand. How fast inflation fell. Everyone is optimistic. But there's disinflationary forces lurking. There's no job creation. Been able to keep the momentum going. But without momentum, things quickly cool. And momentum was causing irrational exuberance.

Hopefully, the labor market won't fall off a cliff. That there's enough strength to stand on its own two feet.

People are understandably worried about inflation. Higher 10yr.

But job creation, whether it was government, wages are holding up spending. Without wages, things quickly cool.

A slight rise in unemployment will have bigger correlation to disinflation. Deflation.

This rise in 10yr. Steepening is tightening mortgages and auto loans.

Rates are restrictive. You just don't feel it because front end was cut.

Inflation numbers should come lower.

Once unemployment starts rising, rates will fall. And it will be stimulative. Maybe not as much on the front end. But cheaper mortgages perhaps. In a year or two.