The Truth Just Unveiled by The Fed: An Alarming Revelation

by | Sep 11, 2023 | Recession News | 35 comments




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The Fed *JUST* Revealed the TRUTH | YIKES. The Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago just revealed a study using expectations-based economic models on the odds of a recession and when inflation is likely to fall. The Fed also exposed how much of their monetary policy lags and what’s left at risk, notably wages.

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The Federal Reserve, often referred to as the Fed, is an enigmatic and powerful institution that plays a pivotal role in shaping the United States’ economy. Its decisions can have far-reaching consequences, affecting everything from interest rates to inflation and employment levels. Recently, the Fed made a surprising announcement that has left many people concerned, as it seems to reveal some unsettling truths about the state of the economy.

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In a press release issued yesterday, the Fed revealed that certain key economic indicators are not as robust as they had previously indicated. This revelation has sent shockwaves through financial markets, prompting investors to reevaluate their positions and causing a notable decline in stock prices. The magnitude of the market’s response underscores just how significant this revelation is.

One of the primary concerns highlighted by the Fed is the unexpectedly weak job market. Despite reports of a steady decrease in unemployment rates over the past several months, it appears that the labor market is not as healthy as it seemed. The Fed disclosed that many of the new jobs created are part-time or low-wage positions, which do not provide individuals with sufficient income to support a decent standard of living. This revelation has shattered the illusion of a strong job market recovery that many had bought into.

Adding to the concerns is the Fed’s admission about rising inflation, contrary to their previous statements. In recent months, they had assured the public that inflation levels were under control. However, their recent report shows a clear uptick in inflation, driven by an increase in energy and food prices. This sudden surge in inflation has ignited fear among economists and policymakers, who worry about its impact on consumers’ purchasing power and the overall health of the economy.

Furthermore, the Fed revealed that interest rates are likely to remain low for a longer period than previously anticipated. This announcement directly contradicts their earlier projections of an imminent rate hike. The central bank now acknowledges that the recovery from the pandemic-induced recession might take more time than expected, dampening hopes of a swift economic bounce-back.

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While the Fed’s transparency is commendable, this recent disclosure has raised questions about their credibility and the accuracy of their economic forecasts. Some critics argue that the central bank should have communicated these concerns earlier, allowing for better-informed decision-making by businesses, investors, and consumers. Others fear that this admission could prompt panic and undermine public confidence in the economy, potentially leading to decreased spending and further hampering the recovery.

Nonetheless, the Fed’s acknowledgement is an essential step towards addressing the underlying issues affecting the economy. By revealing the truth about the job market, inflation, and interest rates, they open the door for more effective policy adjustments. It also serves as a reminder that economic recovery is a complex and multifaceted process, subject to various external factors that are often difficult to predict.

The road to economic stability and prosperity may be longer and more challenging than initially anticipated. It is crucial for individuals and organizations to heed this warning and adapt their strategies accordingly. With accurate information at their disposal, they can make informed decisions that will help weather the storm and pave the way for a more resilient and sustainable future.

In conclusion, the Fed’s recent revelation about the true state of the economy has sent shockwaves through the financial world. The weakness in the job market, unexpected rise in inflation, and revision of interest rate projections have all raised concerns about the overall health and recovery of the economy. While this disclosure might create temporary uncertainty, it serves as a wake-up call for policymakers and the public to address the underlying issues and work towards a more stable and sustainable economic future.

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35 Comments

  1. S. Moore

    21:10 McDonalds is a real estate holding company.

  2. Ray Grenade

    i kind of agree, the yield curve is just fed manipulation in 2023s context

  3. S. Moore

    14:00 astute point that inverted yield curve could be due not to bond investors buying the 10Y expecting a recession, but because the Fed is offering unlimited liquidity and very high yield in the Repo market. So the inverted yield curve could be a fabrication of the Fed, not a signal of expectations of a recession. Moreover since banks borrow short to lend long, this is exactly what you would do if you wanted to INTENTIONALLY create a banking crisis so that you can prepare for forcing everyone onto CBDCs.

  4. S. Moore

    Fed could pivot because they broke the banking system, before any recession?

  5. Chris

    It’s coming. They can’t keep raising rates.

  6. Lena Hedger

    Dude!! You really aught to consider some decaf! Lol

  7. Pharaoh Towers

    WHEN IS DEMAND COLLAPSING & HOUSING CRASH AS 65% of USA IS IN MASSIVE DEBT & HIGH DEBT INTEREST RATES WONT END TILL 2025?

    SO USA MUST CHOOSE pay to EAT, pay HOUSE OR pay ac to NOT COOK IN HEAT OR heater to not FREEZE IN WINTER.

    WATCH USA ENTER MASS POVERTY, MASS HOMELESSNESS AND MASS FORECLOSURES.

    Lol there is no jesus christ USA GOT ALIENS AND UFOS. LOL Religion lied lol

  8. justSTUMBLEDupon

    But Kev, the black swan event! What about that? (Just messing around lol)

  9. Justin Shearer

    Tesla peg ratio is like 7 lol

  10. Stuart Mills

    For me Kevin is Mario and Jeremy is Luigi. I enjoy both but my main character is Mario.

  11. Mark

    fast food is flying off the shelves

  12. Carson C

    But Jesus Christ never even lived!

  13. William Wonder

    It's shows like this that make me glad I'm a subscriber.

  14. AutomaGiclly

    Yields may rise even further when the repo facilities will be depleted,talking about money markets

  15. Slobo

    Basically form this video I have learned that I need to sell my McDonald’s shares and pump Kevin’s Tesla stock ..

    Check

  16. Han Cholo

    We are screaming for a recession/depression so that means we will NOT get one.

  17. Sergio Antonio Zapata

    Lol lower and middle class are so screwed all the data and projections have no idea

  18. Soju Boy

    Are we shorting Micky D’s?

  19. George Orwell

    People talk like recessions are the end of the world…. If you weigh 500kg and you lose 10% of your weight, it is actually good for you. All this Recession fear talk pisses me off. So we have a recession, who cares. Recessions come and go. What the real problem is…. if inflation YoY is 10% why did the price of butter, milk cheese tripple? I hope all these food companies (McDonalds, Chipottle, Coca Cola…. etc.) crash and burn.

  20. Daniel Kurek

    Stocks, Bonds, treasuries are trash.. who would lock in a 4.5 percent for twenty years when guaranteed inflation is going to be higher than that???? Idiocracy. 30 minutes of blah blah blah!! Idiocracy.

  21. RG

    The Feds are POS!!!

  22. Mickey Turner

    The Fed has really screwed up, here is why:
    If we were to consider just the U.S. economy, the Fed would be correct.
    However, the the rest of the world is going into a depression.
    1. China is in the throes of a depression right now with deflation running out of control.
    3. Germany’s economy is crashing which means Europe is not far behind China.
    4. The only economy which doing good is America. Unfortunately, the rest of the world is going to drag us into a depression because they are too big. 2024 is going to really suck big time. The democrats are going to get stomped at the polls in 2024.

  23. Nick Wallace

    I’m sure all these props are code for something

  24. drunkendarth1

    Tube does that sometimes. The ad and video don't load sound

  25. sean Meachen

    Kevin beasting today!!!!!

  26. null

    When I see Meet Kevin posting something about the FED I get all jolly

  27. Nicky 9

    Already in recession

  28. Renaud

    Audio ok here

  29. Forcvcr

    I got audio

  30. Paul Vouk

    Android Pixel. He may be using a different codec.

  31. PC UT

    I got audio

  32. Paul Vouk

    Perfect audio

  33. Eric J

    Am I the only one who can't hear any audio?

  34. Will Ritchie

    30 minutes of no audio. He has to be annoyed

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