TPL Advisory
May 28, 2026
Get It Strait
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The U.S. economy maintains resilience with 2% growth despite energy volatility and inflationary pressures stemming from the Iran conflict. While consumer spending remains strong, rising debt delinquencies and high global government debt pose long-term risks.
Key Takeaways
- 1.The US economy shows remarkable resilience, growing 2% in 2025, supported by AI investment and robust consumer spending despite the Iran conflict.
- 2.The Iran conflict has caused a significant energy supply shock, leading to higher fuel costs and inflationary pressures globally.
- 3.US consumer debt delinquencies, particularly in auto and credit cards, are reaching levels not seen since the 2008 financial crisis.
Table of Contents
- Get it Strait!
- Since You Asked...
- Engines of Growth…
- Dislocation, Dislocation, Dislocation
- The Rest of the Story... Choke Points
- More Greasy Stuff
- Check the Stats
- The Home Front
- Keeping Track
- You Can't Handle the Truth...
- Talking Points
- Brace for Glitches, Default Settings The Likelihood of Unlikely Events
- The DNA of Business
- Real Estate and Construction Outlook
- Will Life Ever Be the Same?
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Authors
Abraham Gulkowitz
Securities
NextEraDominion7267.TNFLXU.S. 10-year Treasury
Themes
Resilient U.S. ConsumerismGlobal Geopolitical Energy ShockArtificial Intelligence Industrial Boom
Regions
North AmericaMiddle EastAsia PacificUnited StatesIranChina
