Financial implications of Trump putting in people who will make up numbers like CPI to keep him happy?

>>60724295 (OP)
The market will continue to be controlled by people who move billions of dollars on gut judgements and knee-jerk reactions, but they will be swayed by headlines that say
>Trump's number guy says everything is cool, actually
And the market will go up instead.

>>60724295 (OP)

They were making up numbers before, and will be making up numbers after. The CPI has always been a manipulated number. Nothing has changed.

>>60724319
Unfortunate truth.

>>60724295 (OP)
This decade, politicians need to fake two numbers:
- Inflation
- Unemployment

>>60724325
you need to be 45 IQ or below to believe that 'nothing has changed.'

>>60724295 (OP)
>Do a bad job by being consistently off by 6 figures
>You get fired
This is some USSR shit.

>>60724295 (OP)
So they'll do exactly what she's being fired for doing?

Powell will use the same numbers to cut 100 points

dollar gets nuked

>>60724343
>2022
>market dumps for a year straight
>inflation spiraling
>no guys its actually a Vibesession things are doing great
>Biden is doing a great job
Anyone remember

>>60724704
hey do you remember any particular world events that happened in the two prior years? Any like, particularly infectious diseases?

>>60724719
yeah i remember the economy shut down over the common cold, but why'd they do that?

>>60724734
>guys it was just a cold
>ignore the million dead
Downplay covid all you want you can't deny it shut down global trade and still has ramifications today.

>>60724295 (OP)
Massive economic crash coming. You retards voted for this clown.

>>60724739
Shalom

>>60724295 (OP)
>be bad at job
>your fired
lol

no one seems to say this person was good at their job

>>60724739
You're arguing with Cletus, man

>>60724739
politicians shut things down for sure, kept rates low for too long, printed too much money

>>60724704
you forgot another classic
>biden doesnt have dementia, hes totally in charge!

>>60724776
Don't act like this is a US only thing.

>>60724765
I think the issue is more it seems like she wasn't fired for falsifying the numbers, but for correcting them. And any subsequent Trump replacement will just falsify them without revising.

>>60724782
never said it was

>>60724787
seems like she was shit at her job factually. assuming her job was to be correct.

hopefully the next person can do the job better. no wonder ADP is more important now.

this dept was sending shit data out every month.

>>60724808
You want to see a really funny article that aged like milk from last month?
https://www.cnbc.com/2025/07/04/cnbc-daily-open-official-and-adp-jobs-reports-reveal-2-labor-markets.html
>Divergence between official and ADP jobs reports reveals two labor markets
>There’s a scene in the cinematic masterpiece Mean Girls in which a character writes in big bloody script: “DO NOT TRUST HER.”
>Apologies in advance to the good folks at ADP, who I’m sure are doing good work processing private payrolls. But we might want to keep in mind the above warning when assessing the monthly ADP jobs report.
Amazing cope. "The BLS can't be wrong... There's just uh uhm two labor markets now?