Andrew Hollenhorst, Citi chief U.S. economist, joins ‘Squawk on the Street’ to discuss the economist’s thoughts on the Federal Reserve, why there’s been such a back and forth between the rate narratives, and more. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO:
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The rate was raised up too steep and too fast. When the bond yields cannot be encashed, the bond markets fall apart. There's a vacuum in the reserves.
Just another video, the stock market bounced back after huge dips. I bet the holiday season will be best of best. Does anyone know what's happening or time to outsource leaders for a change
wrong
2.25% fed funds rate crushed the market in 2018. That was with a lot less debt.
don't fight the fed.
Very smelly f@rts.
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The current economic system contributes to instability, inflation, and poverty. A new Creative Society economic model is required, one that can guarantee everyone's stability, security, and a high standard of living. But unfortunately, whenever the leaders we depend on appear on TV to tell us not to panic that everything is under control, that is actually the time to fear the most! Saddening…
If the FED diverges from the Dot Plot they will just say they are data driven and have seen "Material changes" or something like that.
People act like the only way to bring demand down inflation is to cut the money supply. How about increasing the production on goods (Temporally) to meet demand. Food and energy are the major cause of the inflation increase. Unsurprisingly, the media isn't covering the "food production explosions" that happened earlier this year. Also, Mr. No drilling is sending Ukraine more money and opening our borders to feed more mouths. This guy is literally sticking it to poor Americans while we are on the cusp of a recession. Well done.