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Deja vu, all over again?

It’s decision time today, and the Fed is between a rock and a hard place. Raise rates, cause more mark-to-market losses, and intensify the banking problems. Halt the rate increases and lose the fight against inflation. What should it do?

Posted byjoshfelman1March 22, 2023March 22, 2023Posted inUncategorizedTags:banking crisis, Fed, US economy, US inflation1 Comment on Deja vu, all over again?

The R-Word

The Fed is trying to engineer a soft landing, defeating inflation without driving the economy into recession. But it is facing just a few problems. What is the chance that the Fed will succeed?

Posted byjoshfelman1October 19, 2022October 19, 2022Posted inUncategorized, US MacroTags:Fed, US economy, US inflationLeave a comment on The R-Word

The Mystery of Returning Inflation

Everybody likes a good summer mystery. So consider the real-life case of the returning inflation. For more than two decades, inflation had vanished from the US economic scene. But suddenly this summer it has returned. And everyone wants to know why.

Posted byjoshfelman1August 29, 2021December 16, 2021Posted inUS MacroTags:Fed, inflationLeave a comment on The Mystery of Returning Inflation
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