Thread 512186106

Why is he so stubborn? Why doesn't he cut the rates by 200 bps to help the American economy grow?

>>512186106 (OP)
Because we finally, barely got inflation "under control" and don't want it to go up again.

>>512186106 (OP)
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he was going to but then brompf started fucking around with tariffs, which will cause CPI to go up, so now he has to continue being hawkish on interest rates

>>512186349
What are the key developments or data points that typically precede a shift toward a more growth-oriented fiscal approach?

>>512186706
high unemployment
cratering gdp
crashing financial markets
defaults on mortgages
demand driven deflation

because, simpleton, placing massive tarrifs is going to cause large inflationary pressures. Thus, lowering interest rates will exaccerbate this issue.

>>512186583
employment is collapsing tho

oh also the real monetary policy is that usury is bad therefore more usury is worse and less usury is better

i might actually believe this.

>>512186835
Thanks for the macro points anon.
I was looking for more of an astrological sign.

>>512187297
Solar minimums

>>512186106 (OP)
Powell can't cut rates, not because he's a "globalist" or "anti-American" but because your orange TACO torpedoed price stability with a toddler-tier trade policy.

What's the Tariffs? Tariffs are essentially taxes on imports.

When the cost of goods rises across the board especially essentials like electronics, machinery, food, or clothing it fuels inflation. And when inflation rises, the Fed can't afford to cut interest rates, because doing so would pour more money into an already overheating system, making prices rise even more.

Can you(MGAG Boys) slam the gas and the brakes at the same time and expect the car to drive smoothly? That's what you're doing when you raise tariffs and demand rate cuts. It doesn't go forward, it(USA) BRAEKS DOWN

>>512186106 (OP)
Because the last thing we need is cheap credits
Look how that worked out when credits were cheap during covid? Companies hire left and right and ended up with layoffs because products failed. And they didn’t hire the right people to begin with. A bunch of gay niggers and lesbians aren’t going to magically make everything work. You need Chad and Steven writing the code, not Pooja and Tyrone.
This country needs a good lesson on that shit instead of repeating the same thing and hoping for better outcome. Even if LGBTQ shit are BTFO you lower the interest rate right after a big market collapse like that you end up right where you were except the human intelligence will come up with an even gayer form of credits exploitation.
No one said the recovery period is gonna be short and nice.
Put the bottle down, stop drinking to chase away the hangover.
He is right to not lower it right now.

Pure rhetoric and sophistry.

Because unlike you and Trump, he has at least a high school level understanding of economics.