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What podcasts say about CPI

Every statement, with the speaker, the exact quote and the moment it was said.

What experts have said about CPI

14 statements · 6 positive · 6 negative · 2 neutral

  1. Hotter-than-expected CPI could push stocks lower and revive rate-hike concerns.

    “A hotter than expected CPI could very well send stocks right back down from Monday's gains, igniting concerns about rate hikes and an overheated economy.”

    Listen at 0:46

    Open the episode · CPI Next, with Big Implications for Rates, Market
  2. October monthly headline CPI is expected to rise 0.3%, down from September.

    “CPI due at 8.30 a.m. ET is expected to show October's monthly headline inflation growth at 0.3%, down from 0.6% in September.”

    Listen at 0:57

    Open the episode · CPI Next, with Big Implications for Rates, Market
  3. Wage growth is not keeping pace with inflation, leaving people financially behind.

    “average hourly earnings are up by 3.1% and on a rolling three-month basis, somewhere between 3.1%, 3.9%. But then you look at inflation, CPI is 3.7%. So people are feeling like they continue to fall behind.”

    Listen at 4:38

    Open the episode · Election 'Blue Wave' & Your Wallet; Navigating AI-Driven Market Volatility
  4. Jeffrey GundlachNegativeOct 28, 2026· Closing Bell

    Headline CPI will begin with a four.

    “we're going to start seeing the headline cpi left of the decimal point start with a four”

    Listen at 6:17

    Open the episode · Closing Bell 10/28/26
  5. Matthew CloutierNeutralOct 26, 2026· Breaking Biotech

    Hot CPI data led to an increase in the 10-year Treasury yield.

    “that led to an increase in the 10-year yield”

    Listen at 1:59

    Open the episode · 120 - Breaking Biotech Week End Wrap Up - Oct 25th, 2026
  6. Joe RoganPositiveOct 20, 2026· The Joe Rogan Experience

    CPI in Tijuana provides ethical, high-quality regenerative treatment

    “there's some places like the CPI, which is in Tijuana. It's very ethical and they do everything really great.”

    Listen at 2:47:22

    Open the episode · #2568 - Ross Edgley
  7. Jordi VisserNegativeOct 17, 2026· The Pomp Podcast

    Small core-CPI differences will not materially improve investment returns.

    “Whether it's 2.6% or 3.2% or 2.2%, it's not gonna help you make money. It doesn't matter.”

    Listen at 31:31

    Open the episode · Is Bitcoin Ready To Rip While Wall Street Breaks? | Jordi Visser
  8. Rent and home-price deflation will eventually enter CPI with a lag

    “All the deflation that we're seeing in rents and in home prices are not filtering just yet. They will with the lag into the CPI data.”

    Listen at 26:32

    Open the episode · CPI and the AI Trade
  9. Falling rents and home prices will eventually lower CPI readings.

    “They will with the lag into the CPI data.”

    Listen at 26:36

    Open the episode · CPI and the AI Trade
  10. John MowreyPositiveOct 7, 2026· Prof G Markets

    CPI inflation should decline over the next twelve months.

    “The CPI... should roll over over the next 12 months”

    Listen at 15:54

    Open the episode · Why The S&P Just Hit A Record High — Despite Soaring Yields
  11. John MowreyNegativeOct 7, 2026· Prof G Markets

    CPI will be lower in about one year.

    “I would expect the CPI to be lower”

    Listen at 16:19

    Open the episode · Why The S&P Just Hit A Record High — Despite Soaring Yields
  12. The next three CPI releases pose significant risk

    “the next three CPI prints are very treacherous”

    Listen at 20:58

    Open the episode · #407 Larry McDonald: The Bond Market's Biggest Contrarian Trade
  13. Jim CramerPositiveMar 7, 2026· Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

    The upcoming CPI reading will likely be soft

    “I bet we get a soft number.”

    Listen at 6:41

    Open the episode · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 3/6/26
  14. Jim CramerPositiveOct 17, 2025· Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer

    CPI below 3% would strongly benefit the market.

    “If we see a number below 3%, it's going to be huge for the market.”

    Listen at 6:47

    Open the episode · Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 10/17/25

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