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  • Powell: Rampant inflation 'not a problem' in recovery from COVID-19

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    Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said Tuesday that rampant inflation is “not a problem” to fear amid the recovery from the coronavirus recession. Powell told members of a Senate panel that while technical factors and the release of pent-up savings may push prices higher when the pandemic subsides, it won’t be enough to reverse decades of downward pressure on inflation. “We've averaged less than 2 percent inflation for more than the last 25 years,” Powell told the Senate Banking Committee, referring to the Fed’s annual inflation target. “Inflation dynamics do change over time, but they don't change ... (full story)

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  • Feb 23, 2021 1:15pm Feb 23, 2021 1:15pm
  •  Banditten
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We've averaged less than 2 percent inflation for more than the last 25 years

= so we can have a few years with 20% to make up for that (:
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  •  C7harry
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haha. true.

maybe powell does opposite of what most people think in general so he looks smart. some friends in china think powell is endangering world's economy to point of no return.

perhaps he tries to be remembered by generations to come as father of economy destruction.

economy is about moving market, donald trump is best person to do that with his tweet.

with free money, may as well become communist with coupon distributed to line up for food or clothes
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