Over 1.8 trillion started dumping into the economy ~8 weeks ago with the debt ceiling deal. Takes about 3 months before the effects start being fully felt.
~4 weeks ago oil started a run.
We'll see a second spike in inflation coupled with high employment/low unemployment due to summer hiring. The FED is going to have to act because they'll be missing on all their metrics.
They wanted another recession with a patsy like Obama in place, Trump being a candidate in the running ruins that plan. Now they've got to try to keep it running, but now the engine is in shambles misfiring on several cylinders and everyone knows.
Check out this video series titled "the dollar endgame". It is broken down in 8 parts that are 10-15 mins each. Really goes in depth on basically the global financial system, how it all works and what will come next. Probably the most detailed explanation while also easy to watch.
Over 1.8 trillion started dumping into the economy ~8 weeks ago with the debt ceiling deal. Takes about 3 months before the effects start being fully felt.
~4 weeks ago oil started a run.
We'll see a second spike in inflation coupled with high employment/low unemployment due to summer hiring. The FED is going to have to act because they'll be missing on all their metrics.
They wanted another recession with a patsy like Obama in place, Trump being a candidate in the running ruins that plan. Now they've got to try to keep it running, but now the engine is in shambles misfiring on several cylinders and everyone knows.
God Bless Trump.
https://www.youtube.com/@peruvian_bull/videos
Check out this video series titled "the dollar endgame". It is broken down in 8 parts that are 10-15 mins each. Really goes in depth on basically the global financial system, how it all works and what will come next. Probably the most detailed explanation while also easy to watch.
Noice. This is great - '2008 never ended' - we hit rock bottom and then trundled along.
Agreed, glad you enjoyed!
Bank of England's interest rate hike
https://news.sky.com/story/bank-of-england-expected-to-hike-interest-rate-for-14th-time-in-a-row-12932379
BoJ had to buy their own bonds because the yield went up. It's all moving so fast, mon!
https://twitter.com/Stellar17Arya/status/1686980643505258497?s=20
Love it when a plan comes together.