The U.S. Treasury Secretary just dropped his 2026 outlook, and it's bullish on the economy. More jobs are coming, real incomes should climb, and growth is expected to stay strong without triggering inflation. Oh, and taxpayers might see fatter refunds hitting their accounts in Q1. Whether these predictions hold up or not, they're setting the tone for how institutions might position themselves in the coming year. Worth watching how this plays out across all asset classes.
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NoStopLossNut
· 20h ago
Another trap of nice words, who can't say good things? The key is whether it can be realized... It was also said this way last year.
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SnapshotLaborer
· 11-30 00:53
Here we go again with the empty promises? They said the same thing last year, haha.
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LayoffMiner
· 11-30 00:53
It's time to start making promises again. When can we retail investors finally benefit from this?
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mev_me_maybe
· 11-30 00:53
Just believe it like that? Just listen to what the Ministry of Finance says, the real play still depends on how the big institutions move.
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ContractTearjerker
· 11-30 00:45
It's the same "wolf is coming" rhetoric from the U.S. Treasury again. How many times have we fallen for it? However, if this time it turns out to be true, I really need to recalculate the asset allocation in my hands.
The U.S. Treasury Secretary just dropped his 2026 outlook, and it's bullish on the economy. More jobs are coming, real incomes should climb, and growth is expected to stay strong without triggering inflation. Oh, and taxpayers might see fatter refunds hitting their accounts in Q1. Whether these predictions hold up or not, they're setting the tone for how institutions might position themselves in the coming year. Worth watching how this plays out across all asset classes.