Mohamed El-Erian, chief economic adviser to Allianz and president of Queens’ College, Cambridge, shares his thoughts on the Federal Reserve’s shift in messaging on monetary policy tightening, and what the central bank needs to do next.
Allianz’s El-Erian: Inflation means markets can no longer hold the Fed hostage
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So not long ago the fed was handing out money like candy. Now they decide to kill us with starvation. They have no clue what they are doing.
Everything happening today is all manufactured. Just remember that. Everything is pre planned. This is all an arm twisting of the masses by the elites in order to control and submit the masses into there idea of the utopian perfect society for the masses but not themselves.
“Focus on the butt” M Elerian
The fed has held the world hostage for 107 years…. May they all burn in hell.
When end goal is unknown it becomes hard to judge action of the present.
Yeah right, like the fixed income market saw double digit inflation happening. We’re peak debt and probably at the beginning of a bond market collapse.
He got it wrong in 2008
I think he meant to say the Fed has totally screwed the pooch and get ready for a biblical implosion.
You mean the fed can hold the market hostage!
As the dollar grows stronger and gasoline gets cheaper Americans should expect prices to stabilize and have greater buying power.
This is not happening. But why?
I’ll make this as simple as possible so that even a leftist loon can understand.
As wages increase at the bottom level more taxes are collected.
Thus, wage hike = tax hike.
As prices soar more taxes are collected.
Thus, price hike (inflation) = tax hike.
What we are witnessing is the liberal hive mind at work. Joe Biden and the Democrats have taxed us into recession and without energy Independence depression is possible.
On the plus side, the Fed spent the last two years getting very diverse and virtuous!
The economy will hold the FED hostage.
@Joseph Peeler I mean massive QE and they do not act maliciously they just do what do to keep the party going. The alternative since 2008 would have been alot worse.
@D K No, they don’t act maliciously, but I suspect that they pass along information to privileged cronies before the rest of us get it. Some FOMC board numbers have done quite well for themselves in the markets.
A central planning body could be filled with angels, but it is still trying to do the impossible. We should have never abandoned the classical gold standard and formed a central bank. We need market interest rates!
@Joseph Peeler Assuming there is some truth to what you said, It’s not just the FED then it’s Wall Street too and every other central bank that is to blame.
@Joseph Peeler The system will eventually collapse or we will transition to a new system as the debt load has surpassed any measure of sustainability.
This man is very credible and spot on .
He isn’t “ selling books “ or pumping anything . I’ve listened to every interview he’s done for about the last (2) years .
I REALLY would like to hear Dr . El- Erian explain WHY ( fact ) central banks and governments globally are stockpiling physical gold …
“Humble commentators like myself”…… Mr. Humble himself Hahahahahahahahah
Had we all just listened to this humble enlightened saviour!
I focused on the but & was able to stay higher for longer.
El erian is super negative, always. I’m yet to hear him say something positive. Bear at heart
These big banks will pivot and the reason is the economy is collapsing
only thing collapsing is the bubble level asset prices (rich people hate to see their billions shrink a bit), economy can handle 3-5% contraction
El Erian’s assessment has been consistent for the last 2 years. But the Fed and investors did not want to accept reality and here now are at 8.5% inflation. Mind you, if you include the actual cost of housing, it would be upward of 15%. Recession is the only way out. Inflation at these rates is much much worse than recession.
@Jeff V “management mechanism” We don’t need a central planner for banks, money or interest rates anymore than we need one for cars, cell phones, furniture or restaurants. That the Fed is a central planner is precisely the problem.
Interest rates are prices. They should go up and down based on the supply of savings and demand for credit.
Banks don’t need a central planner, either. The problem with banks has always been state charters and implicit guarantees of bailouts. Banks should not be able to commit fraud, which is what fractional reserve banking is. That is the biggest source of the problem. FRB is a contradiction.
As for money, it is a product. A few dominant free market money producers would probably dominate regionally, but there would be competition among minters.
Real money is gold and silver.
Asset prices are the road to credit and credit is the road to higher asset prices. Military Industrial complex runs the US economy and the Federal Gov is relegated to PR And HR duties.
@Jeff V When I listened to the video it appeared to me that El Erian was saying the markets held the fed hostage. My opinion is that the fed is supposed to make decisions independent of what the market or other institutions think or want and therefore cannot “hold the fed hostage.”
@Jeff V I think you have pointed out my error to me. Perhaps the fed does not think independently and is influenced and controlled by other players. In that case Mr. El Erian is correct and I have misunderstood his message.
@Happy Cakes But hyper inflation is a run away unstoppable problem, recession brings things back to the mean. You are right to consider it though, if the pain is so high it becomes a problem of national security i wonder how the cards will fall. If the pain is so great it threatens dollar dominance and by association the USA itself then something might end up changing the course of this.
all markets is going to pump any minute,hard.
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no,
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crashing the market
Brandon is not financially literate.
The question is who sets market prices: people who invest their own money or people who invest other peoples money. People who invest other peoples money primarily care about fee income not after tax real returns on the money being invested. Until the end suppliers of invested capital start thinking about real returns, the people in charge of investing their money won’t either.
The Fed destroyed fundamentals and true market prices with its artificially low rates.
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How can he change his views so quickly?! He is like a politician.
He knows it is all lies.
@Herr Wahnsinn He always says too much without saying anything specific with substance.
Because things change quickly?
@Chris Such as? The real rates are still negative, US “economy” is still based 70% on consumption, the FED chair & treasury secretary are still the same, we are still abusing the World’s reserve currency, gold is still finite, fear & greed still rule markets…
The market never holds the Fed hostage. The fed holds the market hostage. The fed determines monetary policy and the market chases the direction in which it goes. Everyone thought there would be a pivot because that’s what happened in 2019. What everyone forgot was in 2019 there was no inflation so the fed could pivot. Now inflation holds the fed hostage.
@Daft9inety6ixer That was something that should have been contemplated in 2009. The damage has been done. When you drive your car into a ditch what’s the plan to get out? Recognize your car is toast, yoir hurt, but yiu need to Ger out. Likewise, let prices deflate. Thet did not avert the disaster of 2008. They just pushes it forward. Do you just push it forward again?
@Daft9inety6ixer Whats the alternative, permanent inflatiin. Unaffordable rents and food. Homelessness. Poverty.
@Barry Singh I agree, they should have been more careful with spending, and they should not have spent so much on consumption. Quality of life improved for a short time (still enjoying this now) but long term the debt will have an impact.
@Berty I want to make it clear i am not blaming the fed. To the contrary I support all the steps Mr. Powell is making. He has a very difficult task with all the criticism he is facing from people such as Elizabeth Warren who know better but have their own political objectives which are juxtaposed against the best interests of the middle class. I am attacking all those who want to continue supporting accommodative policy.
I have great respect for Mr. Powell for the position he has taken. He is the right man for the job.
I also do not criticize past feds. Its easy to look back in hindsight and say we should have done this or that. In a crisis decisions must be made. Sometimes wrong decisions are made, with good intent.
I am saying that we know better now and we need to support Tje current fed who are now tightening and correcting what was done before.
We should support Powell and the Fed just like Volker should have been supported when made difficult but right decisions.
Steps to Enlightenment:
1) Plot a monthly 10 year treasury rate starting in 1980. Logarithmic scale.
2) Draw the overhead downward trendline. Ah, what a nice fit!
3) Observe current “battle” along this trendline and likely breakthrough.
4) Realize that the 40+ year of cheap money and leverage is over.
5) Realize that since early 1980’s, high P/E of market was only tied to these lower and lower rates.
6) Go back prior to 1980 and see what typical P/E used to be, actually based on fundamentals.
7) Expect a return to fundamentals.
If we go back to fundamentals, expect America to be over.
the problem started with the pandemic & then no one saw Biden becoming POTUS & then Breaking our country, when it was not Broken under Trump. Because of Biden’s weakness, Russia attacked Ukraine unjustly! That in turn caused anyone who did Business with Russia to panic, here we are Today. The whole World has Changed & may not ever be as nice as we remember, because the next two year’s will be a Challenge.
Perma bear will always be right half the time
If you listened to this clown for the last two years you lost a lot of money
Basically the fed has done everyone over…
Inflation>> Federal reserve notes going to ZERO !!!!
Erian in the same spot as someone like Burry: You don’t even need to read or listen to any of what they say, because you know it’s going to be negative.
They got it wrong? They’re making money off suckers
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I am just looking forward to the war to end
Raise those rates and keep them there.
Powell is the right man for the fed chair and he is doing a wonderful job. Tightening is the way to go. Rates must go up now.
I do not criticize past fed chair. They had to make decisions at moments of crisis and did what they believed best at the time. Powell is doing what is right at this time. He needs to unwind that balance sheet. Its not an easy job. But at least he s doing it. He cant go out there and say people get ready for a severe recession because the balance sheet is crazy. That would create a panic. He must choose hos words carefuly
@Dean Faklaris in my opinion there are very powerful elements at work. You must be careful about how you criticize the fed. Its best to present a negative viewpoint in a positive way.
@Barry Singh with $30 trillion in debt can we afford to raise rates enough without bankrupting the Treasury? In 1980, Volcker raised rates to 20% to squash inflation, we can’t afford anywhere near that.
That being said, I am not saying sell of Gold at all, because in the long term Gold is important to have.
Gold will skyrocket when its day comes.
Why did Powell say inflation was transitory? He knew it wasnt. I believe he did it because he had to create this psychology for the masses for their own good. He couldn’t say ” people we are in deep trouble because inflation is a monster and we have to curtail it. So he eased people in this direction gradually. He purposely lied for everyones benefit.
People need to hear this.
This a Point-of-Inflection…The Fed has to Defend it’s Credibility……a pivot would render the Fed. no longer Relevant….Powell knows this……at this point it’s all Ego (Behavioral Science )!!
Market is overpriced. Wait and see SPY down to 2016 levels
Focus on the … BUTT 😆
the markets are holding the fed hostage…? nice phrasing. the fed said at each meeting, theyll wait to see what the market does, before making decisions about rate hikes. yall are losers.
8.5%. Name me one thing that has gone up.. That LITTLE
it obvious the Fed will bailout every single retirement plan, but the question is how much purchasing power is left since no other party is buying the debt?
That’s cute. But here’s the twist. Markets are NOT well correlated with economic conditions. A recession is NOT a reason to stay out of the market and we might even expect better returns. Rate hikes off of a low floor (like we’re having now) are actually well correlated with better returns. And yet whenever these people open their mouths they conflate the fate of economy and the market as though they move in lockstep. Of course they’re not entirely unrelated, but they’re far from being joined at the hip. It’s sort of bizarre that the Fed should care about the response of the market at all. The Fed has two jobs, stable pricing and high employment. So long as inflation comes down the Fed shouldn’t give a shit if markets crash or they go to the moon, so why do they pretend they’re in a game of chicken with the market? They aren’t, they’re actually in a game of chicken with the economy and they have few tools at their disposal so they’re trying to hurt employment in the vain hope that it will bring down inflation when the inflation is largely being driven on the supply side that they can’t do jack about. Actually, to increase supply they would want low rates to stimulate things like homebuilding for affordable housing, but they don’t have the power to be more selective with who gets good rates and who doesn’t and without that power the homebuilders stick to low volume upscale housing as it is the most profitable approach for them. Etc… And as for the market… they’re highly ‘regarded’ and invested in companies dependent on oodles of debt, but are incapable of distinguishing debt free and debt laden companies in their sell off… so clearly the solvency of companies is not what they’re acting on right now, they’re just reacting blindly to what they expect the overall market movement to be. They say unemployment tick up and wage growth slightly under expectations this morning and thought they were good, and then flipped over when they finally noticed that the labor force participation rate also ticked up. At least that’s my theory on the brains of these chickens so far for today’s price action, but who knows what made them panic. Maybe the factory order numbers, but those were also out a long time before they scrambled, so again, who knows.
WRONG
Why don’t you buy now then tell us what you purchased, then we all can see if you were correct two years from now. Pick a stock, any stock, because when the market drops someone that buys the same investment later will enjoy a better return than one that was picked in the last two week. I enjoy making this request in the last decade and none of them have been successful. Don’t get me wrong, you might hit it correctly, but are you competent enough to find the right investment and brave enough to tell the world? The top investors do not tell people their golden goose projects and the ones that do are shilling to make people lose money. My advice, keep the mental gymnastics simple, and focus on what you think is the major factors affecting the market, which at this very moment is interest rate hikes.
Central bankers created this mess and he comes with a nonsense answer. If a doctor messed up this bad its called malpractice… world economic forum and central bankers will be revealed for what they are
Inflation is created by the government/fed, by both shutting down the economy thus reducing output & massively increasing the money supply. Flooding the money supply without increased production reduces demand for dollars causing real inflation.
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Now they are “fixing” it )
Honestly, if you look at history thing to repeat. 1. Inflation was bound to occur. For 13 straight years the stock market hit new record highs. Something similar happens in crash of 1929 and and crash of 1987. 2. We are starting to see an economic shift in stock market. For example why are tech stocks losing so much value when represents like 25% of the stock market? Because we are seeing the start of economic shift in like EV, biotech, renewal resources, alternative fuel sources and etc. 3. The time between recession is getting is getting shorter and shorter.
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Now it’s the Fed holding the Markets hostage- buy my T-bills and MBS’s or I’ll keep raising rates till you 😱
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Why did the markets get it so wrong? Because this is a bubble of over-exuberance – just like the Dotcom bubble. 2008 was a mispricing of risk based on outright fraud by the ratings agencies – once it was revealed the unwinding was rapid. In the Dotcom bubble and again now, people want the party to go on and it takes time for them to realize that they’ve been caught up in the hype. There are also many new investors – the under 35s who believe Elon Musk is some kind of deity and that we’ll all be vacationing on Mars in 10 years. Reality dawns on people at different rates. But the party is definitely over.
Markets mean rich people….Top1% wealthiest holds 54% of all stocks, top10% owns 90% of all stocks…every time FED reduced money printing, the wealthy pushed for more by using employment numbers as excuse…they dont give a schit to employment, rich only cares about the inflated asset prices
It was a short squeeze and then the narrative developed based on the price action….
The Fed is held hostage? What? By who? US?! Hahahaha 🤣🤣 WOW, did he really say that!
As soon as you hear the butt, you focus on the butt haha. Best El Erian quote.
I see 2-3yrs recession. Fed will raise interests in Sept 2022 if inflation doesn’t peak. Inflation is producing a slew of problems throughout the world, including food shortages, diesel and heating fuel shortages, and housing prices and financial market crash. This global collapse might end up being a part of us for a very long time. With inflation currently at about 9%, my primary concern is how to maximize my savings/retirement fund of about $300k which has been sitting duck since forever with zero to no gains.
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the Fed will pussy out you can bet on it
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Ain’t this the feds fault🤨
No. The Federal Reserve is not responsible for distributing the extra 30 plus trillion in excess into the world market. The people that increased inflation is the treasury that is commanded by the executive branch of the government while the congress approves the distribution of funds. The Fed only monitors and attempts to manage the flow of funds throughout the domestic American markets of money supply. The Fed has extremely limited ability to removed excess funds that are in foreign hands.
Why do they continue to interview this guy? He is wrong more often than he is right.
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He’s right, im allways focused on the Butt
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The second reason, the Fed’s inconsistent messaging is the bottom line. Yes all the other stuff is true, but Powell saying “we’re at or near neutral” – come on man, that’s not the markets fault. That’s on him
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The market doesn’t hold the fed hostage it’s the fed that makes the game. There was nothing really new Jackson Hole. They will tighten until inflation is gone really gone
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O Muhammad El-Erian who carries the name of the Prophet ﷺ, your parents loved you. You should use your worldly knowledge of how the financial system and markets of the non-Muslims work, its holes and cracks, while studying Usul Al-Fiqh and becoming an expert on Islamic finance, and then help the Muslim world set up a good financial system that’s free from Riba, a stock market free from shorting, options, gambling, and leverage. If it is money, then surely rich Muslim countries would pay you. That’s my advice to our brother here if he’s a Muslim.
You guys should fix your mic problem
More like the fed holds the market hostage
markets are never wrong
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Talking heads, they’ll be saying something else next week.
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@DeLeRiva I am in cash for now. However, I did put some funds into RYAIX. The dead cat bounce we recently experienced set it back some, but it has come roaring back. I wouldn’t be there if I didn’t expect a downturn of huge proportions; especially in the Nasdaq. It’s the market ‘general trends’ that count. Short term trading is expensive and not profitable in the long run. The FED juicing these markets is probably a thing of the past? If so, we are in for some volatility the likes of which we haven’t seen in years. This should last awhile….
The fed is gonna pivot.
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I’m surprised that this name is being mentioned here, I stumbled upon one of her clients testimonies on CNBC news last Bitcoin recent week….
The last quarter of the year is generally paved with positive momentum, spot on! Marie Freeman is all about simple techniques that are highly profitable.
Scumbags and Parasites! The Federal Reserve Bank and the Wall Street Banks!
Bullshit the market is trying to keep itself propped up until midterms.
I don’t think the fed blinked in 2018.
I think Trump forced the fed to keep interest rates low
when clearly the fed wanted to raise rates
That allowed markets to over heat
How could a president do that?
Trump threatened the Fed to keep rates low..while he in, which we are feeling now… the inflation will be under control by March 2023…but the rate should not be lowered for at least a year
what is the fucking date of this video
Humble Commentator? 🤣. Funny too….
Thank you Muhammad..
The market got it wrong because there is a multi billion dollar shill industry to desperately hold onto AUM- when was the last time you heard ANYone on cnbc say -sell your stonks ? 🤣 they don’t have to BELIEVE anything;
The political pressure on the FED must has reached maximum density. Never thought the FED would have the courage to support “Main Street” over “Wall Street”
Mr. El-Erian is one cool dude!
Biggest lesson of 2022 in the stock market: Nobody knows what is going to happen next, so practice some humility and follow a strategy with a long term edge.
Nobody knows anything; You need to create your own process, manage risk, and stick to the plan, through thick or thin, While also continuously learning from mistakes and improving.
@Lisa Ollie Uncertainty it took me 5 years to stop trying to predict what bout to happen in market based on charts studying, cause you never know. not having a mentor cost me 5 years of pain I learn to go we’re the market is wanting to go and keep it simple with discipline.
@Louisa Irvin
@Lloyd Bernard How can I contact this adviser of yours? because I’m seeking for a more effective investment approach How good is this person at portfolio diversification.
@Glen Bert You can glance her name up on the internet and verify her yourself. she has years of financial market
Fudge the Fed
Saying a recession is bad is like saying your muscles breaking down to grow back stronger is bad. It’s called a process, one that most people in finance have no clue about. Look at them 99% of them are skinny and frail or overweight and probably 1 twinkie away from being diabetic.
unfortunately economists all of them including Elerian who was once respectable … no one shows responsibility or integrity looking out for healthy economy serving all society classes .. they just turned into greedy sell outs holding the Fed hostage to make quick money while squeezing and exploiting lower class and common citizen … shame on you Elerian … all of you including Goldman, Morgan etc… could have helped Fed early on to get on Track seeing the creeping unprecedented high inflation .. but instead were greedy holding Fed hostage so they can fill their banks accounts with quick unethical profits at the expense of lower and common citizens knowing they will suffer … shame on you
Inflation hits people a lot harder than a crashing stock or housing market as it directly affects people’s cost of living that people immediately feel the impact of. It’s not surprising negative market sentiment is so high now. We really need help to survive in this Economy. The fin-Market;s have underperformed in the U.S. economy as fear of inflation hammers the prices of stock;s and bonds. My portfoliio of $250k is down to $192k any recommendation;s to scale up my return;s during this crash will be highly appreciated.
You’re right! The current market might give opportunities to maximize profit within a short term, but in order to execute such strategy , you must be a skilled practitioner.
@Josh Spring Having an investment adviser is the best way to go about the market right now, especially for near retirees, I’ve been in touch with a coach for awhile now mostly cause I lack the depth knowledge and mental fortitude to deal with these recurring market conditions, I nettd over $220K during this dip, that made it clear there’s more to the market that we avg joes don’t know.
@Mia Whitlock I just looked up Jessica Meador Jones online and researched her accreditation. She seem very proficient, I wrote her detailing my Fin-market goals and scheduled a call
It is a try n error exercise…nobody knows the real solution…the victim is always those who at the bottom
The lessons to be learnt from this, and it is not just a lesson for the US, is that centralized economic management by public institutions such as a government or central bank does not work. The central bank has paved the way to inflation through a decade-long monetary experiment that achieved nothing but increase inequality, especially in the housing market, by providing institutional investors with liquidity to buy whole landscapes of buildings.
The government, in the name of fighting that inequality, has borrowed unsustainable amounts which has made them reliant on cheap debt and thus create a vicious circle.
I personally think that there should be strong consequences to the central banks failure of mandate and since they have proven over and over again that they are not really independent from governments, their existence should be questioned. Similarly it is about time to reduce the government’s power. It seems that the more resources they consume, the more problem they generate.
What angers me most is that people blame “free markets” or capitalism for the current outcome, whereas the last decade had little to do with free markets.
The only reason the job poll is low according to Biden, is because he still has a job!
I was just reminiscing back to 2018….when we had peace, no war…..when we had a great economy, no inflation….when we had energy independence, no begging our enemies for oil….when we had fat retirements, no stock market crashes every day…when we had security, no threats
Yeah…..when we had TRUMP.