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💸 How Inflation Is Changing Behavior in Real Time

from The Money Signal: From Main Street to Wall Street · host GLORION MEDIA

📉 Inflation is rising, but what are consumers actually feeling, and what does Wall Street see next?🎙️ In this episode of Money Signal Podcast: From Main Street to Wall Street, I sit down with Peter Tuchman to break down how inflation, gold, and crypto are shaping both consumer behavior and market expectations.📊 Drawing from real-time social listening and large-scale consumer data, we explore how Americans are talking about rising prices, shifting spending habits, and growing financial anxiety, and what that signals for the broader economy.🪙 As inflation pressure persists, we’re seeing increasing attention toward alternative stores of value like gold and bitcoin, not just as investments, but as reactions to uncertainty.🎙️ Hosts:Peter Tuchman — NYSE Floor Trader, Einstein of Wall StreetTsvetta Kaleynska — Consumer Data & Social Listening Expert📡 About The Money Signal:From Main Street to Wall Street — where real stories meet market intelligence.Produced by GLORION MEDIA🔗 Follow & Listen:🌐 moneysignalpodcast.com📸 instagram.com/moneysignal.podcast

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