An article with the same (or similar) headline has been published every week for the last 52 weeks 🤣 and is a big reason behind this latest sell-off in US rates.
“By about what percent do you expect prices to go up or down on the average, during the next 12 months?”
The answers people give to this question—this exact question—produce one of the most important numbers for the U.S. economy. https://t.co/upllw8cB4T
You gotta love Test Cricket for this exact reason. What a cracker of a match! #ENGvsWI https://t.co/zp8NZS8iim
via ESPNCricinfo app https://t.co/w3Ad5Hv2vX
The essential economic problem of our time is too much debt which has crushed economic growth and increased the fragility of the financial system. So, to address this problem, let's have more debt, lots more.
The Fed's ammunition to keep the economy going isn't going to last forever, says Oaktree's Howard Marks.
Watch our full exclusive interview ➡️https://t.co/DRasNbQEHw
Fed has lending power, not spending power! One brings inflation, the other does not! QE in any form will never be inflationary! @NickTimiraos#FED#Powell
What if the Fed goes where no Fed has gone before in lending straight to Main Street—and few take up those loans?
“The Main Street program is going to be tremendously complicated,” says Janet Yellen. She worries it may be "insufficiently generous" https://t.co/KGPJYnNVIz