Why the Fed Won’t Cut Rates, Even Though It Should?
The optimal economic decision would be a 0.25% rate cut to:
1. Prevent a stock market decline
2. Ease debt servicing costs
3. Support businesses before @realDonaldTrump tariffs take effect
4. avoid a sharp economic slowdown.
The Fed will delay as long as possible, but in the end, it will have to cut rates - only by then, the economy will already be weakening. It will be too late and too costly.
Essentially, Powell is fueling his ego by refusing to take the obvious, rational step - a 0.25% rate cut.
Under normal market conditions, there is no chance that a market maker would leave such a lucrative opportunity without liquidation. This is only possible in a fully manipulated and insider-driven market.
No one in the entire crypto industry has the balls to liquidate the Trump`s insider (Baron?) 400m short $BTC position. In this case it can truly be stated that the US has taken control of #Bitcoin and is manipulating it as they please
This is not what it was created for
@Dezaxe@martypartymusic Possibly, but they are trying. Greed didn’t allow them to take $10 million in profit yesterday, so they probably want much more and will keep trying to dump the market with FUD further.
The University of Michigan Inflation Expectations are based only on consumer surveys. The university does not conduct its own economic research or macroeconomic modeling to forecast inflation.
So, based on housewives' expectations, we are falling.