 4 Macro Signals of May That Set the Tone for the Entire Summer While markets blink, data speaks louder than emotions. Here’s what I see on the charts right now: US Unemployment — 189K new claims. This is the lowest since 1969. The labor market is so tight that employers are holding onto people tooth and nail. Core PCE Inflation — 2.8%. Still half a percentage point from the Fed’s target (2%), but the trend is steady. The market is pricing in the first rate cut in July. 10-Year Treasury Yield — 4.4%. Long-term money is getting cheaper — a signal that investors believe in a soft landing for the economy. Brent Oil — $66. A 16% drop from April peaks. Chinese demand is slowing, OPEC+ is in disarray. For the economy, this is a deflationary bonus. Collecting these signals manually is a waste of time. ASI Biont analyzes macro data in seconds and delivers a ready-made picture. Subscribe to ASI Biont — your AI market analyst. 1500 tokens to start → https://asibiont.com/