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    From srikonomics.substack.com

    Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell gave yet another speech and contributed to more confusion on the outlook for interest rates. Speaking at Stanford University on Wednesday, he seemed sanguine about inflation. “On inflation, it is too soon to say whether the recent readings represent more than just a bump,” he said, reiterating his view that “the policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening circle.” Powell’s views were countered over the two subsequent days by several of his Fed colleagues. Neel Kashkari, President of the Minneapolis Fed, told “Pension & Investments” on Thursday that ... (full story)

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With corporate debt and household debt rising, we are entering inflation again. With the artificial intelligence revolution, the road to the era of inflation is unfamiliar, so the outlook for the future is not easy. An unusual situation may occur, accompanied by a stronger dollar and stronger stocks.
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Until USA can control the oil price, inflation will remain high, they can do what they want with interest rates. Sorry for the Fed.
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