Craig Hemke from TFMetalsReport believes the Fed will be cutting rates as early as fall.

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Trump’s election boosted the economic outlook for many Americans, but now grid-lock will impact consumer confidence, Craig Hemke tells Silver Doctors. “Nothing’s going to happen going forward,” he says. “All that consumer confidence, all that business confidence…is going to fade.” As early as fall, he expects the Fed to start cutting rates in response to a slowing economy.