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This segment originally aired on June 8, 2023.
Will the Fed continue to raise interest rates at their June meeting? Belpointe Chief Strategist David Nelson breaks down how the Fed’s upcoming decision could impact markets while commenting on China’s economic growth outlook.
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Summers said, “If they pause in june on 25, then they will raise in July 50, if FEDS indicators calls for more tightening”…and it may stick around a long while….its reset so no more QE’s….remember what powel said….Regain what has been lost from GREED 2008. Its a Bull run now on steady ground….half stream ahead…slow bull walk to 5k and 6K by elections.
Bleeding cash? 1.4 billion in. Cash
😂😂😂 greed is going to bite you good when student loan pymts start again and spending drops off a cliff
I suggest a pause…
I have yet to see any news about bank’s strategy reacting to higher rates during persistent inflation.
If I were anyone working for bank, higher yielding margin could mean better quality services and financial products.
Banks could be playing important roles on “shifting” money circulation from critical products to other products that would not cause inflationary pressures.
Giving the fact that the lag time effect from fed tightening strategy + bank initiatives on the deposited money. Perhaps a pause would be helpful to the banks.
I am interested to see how these would be collaborated with each others 🙂
Rise rate to 25 percent so everything equalize
Powell and Fed are a group of morons to destroy US economy. Powell, step down.