LOGAN: ECONOMIC GROWTH IS STRONG, CONSUMER SPENDING IS STABLE, BUSINESS SPENDING IS STRONG; PRICE PRESSURES EXTEND BEYOND TARIFFS, AND THIS TREND IS EXPECTED TO CONTINUE.

Logan stated that economic growth is strong, consumer spending is stable, and business spending is strong, while adding that price pressures are extending beyond tariffs and are expected to persist. The transmission channel here is inflation repricing: if price pressures are broadening beyond tariff-related goods, markets may need to push out expectations for rate cuts, keeping real yields elevated and weighing on rate-sensitive assets. Tariff-exposed importers face margin compression that may not be fully passed through to consumers, while retail names, whose pricing power depends on stable household demand, are most directly exposed to any shift in discretionary spending. Traders should watch the next Consumer Price Index release for evidence of whether core goods and services inflation is broadening, alongside upcoming retail sales data to test whether stable consumer spending holds under higher prices.

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