@AnthropicAI@DavidSacks any statement on this? This seems bolster the doomerism narrative that Anthropic promotes that could ultimately lead to regulatory capture.
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What I Read This Week…
The Federal Reserve is expected to cut interest rates by 25 basis points later this week, even though CPI has risen to 2.7%.
What's going on?
Earlier this week, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that November CPI increased for the second straight month, with CPI at 2.7% compared to last year.
Despite this higher inflation, markets are pricing in a 96% chance of a rate cut at the December 18th FOMC meeting.
Why?
First, investors speculate that recent inflation increases haven't diverged far enough from the Federal Reserve's forecasts to reverse their policy direction.
Second, investors believe the Federal Reserve will move to cut rates to address rising unemployment, which has climbed from 3.7% to 4.2%, given its dual mandate of both stable prices and maximum employment.
However, if the Fed cuts rates while inflation continues to increase, it risks creating a situation of rising prices and slowing growth - a combination that could lead to stagflation.