F.L.Putnam Chief Market Strategist Ellen Hazen joins Yahoo Finance Live anchors Brian Sozzi, Brad Smith and Julie Hyman to discuss margin compression, Fed rate hikes, the outlook for the labor market, and how investors can navigate market volatility.
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At what point does the fed realize raising interest rates doesn’t lower or slow inflation?
@Mr.President sir Conditions were very different then. The inflation had been building for 15 years. This situation has been brought about in just 2 by the Covid lockdowns choking supply. Increasing interest rates is going to crush small businesses and startups by increasing borrowing costs. This will stifle innovation. It’s also going to cause a spike in mortgage foreclosures. The Fed would be better to slow the increases and at lower increments from this point. Going this aggressively will shock the market in ways that will lead to unnecessary pain. But we know what’s coming. Brace for a hard landing.
Already knew. But fed think they have to do something because they get salary.
@Iconoclasticnation The conditions that caused this were created in 2008. I call it ‘funding bad behavior’, that’s why we say “Too big to fail” long rope…
@DiyVic isn’t it inflation that erodes our purchasing power, though?
@Mr.President sir the banker dude running Goldman has the” to big to fail “on his license plates. When you bail out criminals and then allow them to use a taxpayer bailout to pay themselves a bonus for their criminal activities ? Easy to see the super rich criminals are in charge using campaign contributions (legal bribery) to buy off all of the politician’s. There is no 2 party system , there is just a lot of theater going on in Washington DC and the actors in congress and the White House make it seem like there are different parties but that isn’t possible when all of them work and are paid by the same people , the bankers, corporations and the elite 1%.
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Great job, thanks for the video.
when the fed raise rate job will be lost
I think thats what ded is trying to do
The fed wants high unemployment and people lose their jobs
They are denifly going to rise rates to much 100 percent
STAGFLATION …
They will collapse the middle class as usual
Video, at the beginning: 88.7% for a 25 basic points… is there something wrong with it? Am I missing something?
Yes they messed up, should be 3.75-4.
75,75,50, 25,25 basis points increase into 2023.
The lady to the right looked scary the first 45 seconds.
No way, she is white, LOL
She’s clearly a robot
The matrix
So inflation is 9 percent and they think a fed rate of 5 percent (half of inflation) is going to stop inflation? Isn’t that like driving 70 mph, but only slowing down to 55 mph when you enter the 20 mph school zone with the kindergarten kids and the fat crossing guard??
Feds want it to crash lol .
I shall get the crystal ball and yes.
Fed collect back printed $
Fed raising puny bits of rates will do hardly anything on inflation. Look at all the rise in crime across the country. Haven’t people had enough of this inflation already. The fed cares more about not hurting the market or feeling of congress than actually tackling inflation.
Everyone is doing much better than the fed realizes. If inflation was 50% i would not be too concerned and my spending would not change. I would just be saving a little less.
You would’nt be saving anything in very short order.
Fed needs to end the slow pain just chop of the legs of inflation drop 1.00 or 1.25 rate increase.
LSI: what a laugh. Only in the USA would that model work. Maybe Hong Kong & Singapore.
so essentially they want everyone broke and lose their jobs, in order to fix the mess they created? ugh.
We need 100 basis points. Nothing is cheap still houses are going up, gas is going up
Interest rates should be higher than inflation. Anything less is contributing to inflation.
Inflation cannot be “conquered” unless interest rates exceed inflation…
Mr. Powell, pop this bubble!