Powell's message to markets was 'confused and confusing': Allianz's Mohamed El-Erian

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  • Опубликовано: 18 сен 2024
  • Mohamed El-Erian, Allianz and Gramercy advisor and president of Queens' College, Cambridge, joins 'Squawk Box' to discuss his problem with Jerome Powell's message to the markets, the Federal Reserve's data dependence, and more. For access to live and exclusive video from CNBC subscribe to CNBC PRO: cnb.cx/2NGeIvi
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  • @Robertgriffinne
    @Robertgriffinne Год назад +530

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    @royprovins7037 Год назад +347

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      @pingdanshifu Год назад

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  • @michaeljay556
    @michaeljay556 Год назад +2

    This guy is gold his last statement is key and some of the best analysis I have heard in years

  • @xst-k6
    @xst-k6 Год назад +11

    Fed wants to and needs to hike, but they're scared about the regional banks going belly up.

    • @eugenefirebird8938
      @eugenefirebird8938 Год назад +2

      Banks have loaned too much money on overvalued collateral -- to too many people who are not likely to repay the loans. Isn't their main job to be very careful to not do those things. Make depositors whole and do not bail them out this time.

    • @jcgoogle1808
      @jcgoogle1808 Год назад

      You're absolutely right.
      Powell paused because he didn't want to rock the regional banks any further and create another banking crisis.
      I suspect they're working in the background with the regionals to get them in a postion that they can withsatnd more rate hikes that are probably needed when they come.
      In the meantime, POwell needs ot grow a set of balls and tell the senile ole joe admin to stop goosing the economy with their insane stealing from tax payers and deficit spending like drunken sailors in opposition to the Fed's efforts to quell inflation.
      That's why inflation is stubborn.

    • @xst-k6
      @xst-k6 Год назад

      @@eugenefirebird8938 I was under the impression that banks invested more than they were supposed to in long term US Treasuries.
      Since the long term rates have tanked, banks who invested way more than they were supposed to, have massive unrealized losses.
      Corporate greed and lacking regulation caused this mess. IMO regional banks will be the catalyst for the upcoming recession.

    • @Matthew-rp3jf
      @Matthew-rp3jf Год назад

      Let them fail. They could merge right now if they wanted to get bigger

    • @jcgoogle1808
      @jcgoogle1808 Год назад

      @@xst-k6
      You're right with a tweak,... they invested in to 10 year treasuries when yields were 1 to 2%.
      Since then, with the Fed raising rates,... the yields on those treasuries has gone up.
      When yields on treasuries go up from say 2 to 4%,... the price of the treasuries falls due to the inverse relationship. And because they're longer term they fall a lot,.. by as much as 20 to 30%.
      And that's where they get the unrealized losses. They'll be made whole if they hold to maturity,..
      But if those notes were bought with despositors's money and depositors want their money to put into treasuries now paying 4%, the banks would have to sell them at a loss.
      The losses would be much higher than their equity and capital requirments.
      The Fed saved those after the SVB failure with the new facility where they could borrow against those treasuries and full face values to allow depositors to get their money.
      But still left banks paying the interest on the money they borrowed from the Fed that is higher than the yield on the treasuires they hold.
      So profits will decline.

  • @eugenefirebird8938
    @eugenefirebird8938 Год назад +14

    Interest rates should not be set to enable or bail out overexposed stock market gamblers, nor should the Fed's intentions be crystal clear to those "investors." The Fed does not exist to keep stock prices high. 5% Fed funds rate is a normal historical rate. The foolish policy was to lower rates below that in the first place. We need many more rate hikes to flush out the losers who have got $trillions in free asset equity for doing absolutely nothing -- and to bring asset prices back to real value.

    • @gsyl655
      @gsyl655 Год назад +1

      It's pretty clear they don't care about the market when we've seen the fastest speed of hikes since the 80's. The issue now is bank stability and systemic risk. A small handful of stocks are driving the market currently, but the vast majority are not participating. If the fed wants to continue increasing rates to bring down this handful of stocks they would be doing it for the wrong reasons, as systemic risk is a much bigger issue, imo.

    • @CryptoUno
      @CryptoUno Год назад +1

      Interest rates to 15%!

    • @nonenone1534
      @nonenone1534 Год назад

      well said. the game is now rigged. No surprises

  • @jeffrucks4477
    @jeffrucks4477 Год назад +2

    Raise those rates and keep them there forever,no free money.

  • @user-jj4ve5ff8v
    @user-jj4ve5ff8v Год назад +3

    That is the right market outlook

  • @eco-enjoyer
    @eco-enjoyer Год назад +2

    Powell will go down as one of the best Fed chiefs ever. He saved this country and somehow achieved a soft landing in this mess. No chance of a recession with the job market this strong.

    • @abbyzaler826
      @abbyzaler826 Год назад

      @Pallaball I’d agree, so far so good, with rates adjusting there is considerable lag. Hopefully it goes that way so far seems good, but a little too early to call victory

  • @ukaszfilim6883
    @ukaszfilim6883 Год назад +5

    it was not confusing, markets want to trade and markets don't care until something will get broken, for example stock market, do you fell that it is justified that we are 400 points from 2019/2020 highs? Where is solild bacground for this rally? All around the world people reduced spending to minimum , so for me what I'm seeing is that we are being lied like in 2008....

  • @georgemaximus694
    @georgemaximus694 Год назад +1

    We are already seeing the consequence of inflation and that’s increasing crime, poverty, homelessness. Certain sectors of the population is suffering.

  • @Scottiedowawa
    @Scottiedowawa Год назад +1

    You know the Fed in years to come will say 2% was our long term target...😅

  • @donaldduck682
    @donaldduck682 Год назад

    Mr el-erian is so knowledgeable but I hear the same words on Fed talk is confusing. Fed has been doing this as they do not want to be wrong again. What is new? Would love to hear anything new from him

  • @mand1009
    @mand1009 Год назад +1

    Well, there goes the inflation fight, MOVE THE GOAL POLE, yes 3% and all ends well, with the middle and lower class suffering. While when the next inflation wave comes 5% inflation would be the norm.

  • @jordanslingluff287
    @jordanslingluff287 Год назад +2

    It's not confusing. They know the next couple reads will come in hotter because of last year's numbers and they have just decided they need to be political instead of practical.

    • @CollattaQuad
      @CollattaQuad Год назад

      no they will come in lower bc y/y comparisons to 9% inflation to today. But because they are going to come in with 3% handles they're scared it will go back up again in the fall. China failed to reopen because their government provided no stimulus so people didn't make money due to no work or have stimmies to spend coming out. Oil is clapped. Plus Russia promised to cap their production and didn't. India and the BRICS are eating up cheap energy and destroying the commodity's value

  • @AH-fm7rj
    @AH-fm7rj Год назад +3

    Even the idea of higher inflation target is damaging. Even the current inflation calculation is much lower than reality. FED and ECB should stick to average inflation of 2% over 5 years.

  • @Faitlaforce
    @Faitlaforce Год назад

    Yes Mohamad, lets discuss if this economy will ever be able to sustain a 2 percent inflation rate and what would it take for that to happen?

  • @meehanasap
    @meehanasap Год назад +3

    Mo is like, let poor people starve. The rich can handle 3%.

  • @Patrick-ku7ox
    @Patrick-ku7ox Год назад

    He never says anything bad about Christine Lagarde policy's.

  • @Activehybrid1
    @Activehybrid1 Год назад

    Jerome Powell couldn’t even be a store manager in walmart but we made him one of the most powerful man !
    The way he speaks is also very wrong by using “you know” after every sentence

  • @yesorno4147
    @yesorno4147 Год назад

    I don’t know what it is
    But I never ever was able to see any value in what Mo says!!

  • @pingdanshifu
    @pingdanshifu Год назад +1

    SHAME ON YOU!! Always advocating for higher inflation target goal. You are always thinking about what will make the stock market florish, with little regards for how the most vulnerable low-income workers have suffered and will continue to suffer.
    You have no right to criticize Powell becuz you are just like him--both if you only care about creating wealth for the rich!

  • @arkadychernookiy6906
    @arkadychernookiy6906 Год назад

    I love him so much

  • @illegalsmirf
    @illegalsmirf Год назад +1

    Be vewy, vewy afwaid.

  • @cris471
    @cris471 Год назад

    El Erian 👍🏻

  • @windfall35
    @windfall35 Год назад

    Its about liquidity...The Feds have raised rates (and didn't last week) while the government spends like crazy and Yellen and the Treasury folks injected half a trillion in 60 days keeping regional banks alive...deliberate design and completely nuts.

  • @Infinite_P
    @Infinite_P Год назад

    Being short the market I am ok with a pause if it isn’t a skip because historically the market drops after the pause.

  • @mooretim27
    @mooretim27 Год назад

    Does this guy ever focus on his ACTUAL job. Seems to love being on tv.

  • @francisdelacruz6439
    @francisdelacruz6439 Год назад

    What’s better inflation at 3-4% and unemployment at 4% or inflation at 2% and unemployment at 6%. I would say welfare is better with lower unemployment but investors would have it backwards. Many investors are just incompetent and lazy.

  • @benjaminkoontz2711
    @benjaminkoontz2711 Год назад +2

    Even El-Erian admits defeat. The 2% target is dead.
    Fewer and fewer people will be able to afford a middle class life.

  • @Patrick-yh5yd
    @Patrick-yh5yd Год назад

    He looks like Leonard Breznef,s brother.

  • @michaelboguski4743
    @michaelboguski4743 Год назад

    Once Credit allowed 'No Money Down' lines, that horse has left the Barn....
    Now we're all watching the Barn Burn Down!

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    @fredrickhanson5451 Год назад +7

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      @mohdhakim6510 Год назад

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      @ShellOilandgas Год назад

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  • @TheIvyLens
    @TheIvyLens Год назад

    Good. God forbid not turning a profit from the labor of others for any given period of time 😑

  • @Nnomadd
    @Nnomadd Год назад

    this is El-Erian common script. Nothing new - just playing a broken record.

  • @kevinspence5093
    @kevinspence5093 Год назад

    A scary John Oates.

  • @waaseh
    @waaseh Год назад

    Fed is fighting equity inflation.

  • @jaym9846
    @jaym9846 Год назад

    Markets waiting on Powell to capitulate and catapult much higher. Go AI, Go Apple, Go Tesla.
    Regardless inflation to go much higher to pay for gov programs and war.

  • @astrolirico2147
    @astrolirico2147 Год назад +1

    Sir. we are not confused and we wont wait. powell was clear. if it falls we buy again

  • @WillySheepo
    @WillySheepo Год назад

    Don't bame it on me. Berlin and Da Führerbonker would be the right-wing address for any complaints.

  • @mmercato7174
    @mmercato7174 Год назад +2

    He is confused since the last 12 months ...

  • @floxydorathy6611
    @floxydorathy6611 Год назад +3

    Most times it amazes me greatly the way I move from an average lifestyle to earning over 63k per month, utter shock is the word. I have understood a lot in the past few years to doubt that opportunities abound in the financial markets, The only thing is to know where to focus.

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      @floxydorathy6611 Год назад +1

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  • @YS-ys1us
    @YS-ys1us Год назад

    Who cares JP? The guy already lose his credibility. Pump the stock, lads!

  • @lakeguy65616
    @lakeguy65616 Год назад

    The Fed can fight inflation or protect banks but it can't do both at the same time.
    Banking in America is in a precarious position due to rapidly rising interest rates. First, banks' deposit base is fleeing banks for higher returns in treasury bills & notes. Second, a substantial number of banks have losses in their bond portfolios because of the rapid rise in interest rates. And last but not least, just over the horizon is a potential crisis in commercial real estate loans caused by the work-from-home movement during the pandemic. Despite what is said, banking is not healthy.
    Inflation is high(er) because the Government 1) overstimulated the economy in response to the pandemic and 2) flooded the economy with excess money supply.
    Powell and the Fed have chosen (correctly) to protect banking. We can live with higher inflation for several years, the economy can't survive without banking. It's a simple decision.

  • @richardhodge6817
    @richardhodge6817 Год назад +4

    If you truly care about the working class, the inflation target should be 0%!

    • @eugenefirebird8938
      @eugenefirebird8938 Год назад

      The Fed's job is to feed as much free asset price inflation equity to their bosses on Wall Street as they can. The rich want that good old free money for doing absolutely nothing, and they have been given $trillions of it since 1995.

    • @nukm4
      @nukm4 Год назад

      The working class gets pay increases; the rich, who primarily earn from assets, are the real victims of inflation.
      That's why we hear so much about it; if it was really just a problem for us, no one important would care this much.

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    @Kevin-eg6vg Год назад

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    @BMORETODAY Год назад

    FISH LIPS POWELL WILL SAY SOME HAWKISH STUFF JUST BECAUSE CRYPTO IS BULLISH 😂

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    @johnnycarson109 Год назад

    THE STOCK MARKET IS GOING UP!!! INVEST!!! WE ARE ALL GETTING RICH BECAUSE ITS ALL GOING UP!!! BE GREED WHEN ALL ARE FEARFUL!!! LETS GET RICH GUYS!!! MONEY MONEY ;D buy low SELL HIGH!!! simple!!! DONT SELL!!! BUY BUY BUY!!! HOLD FOR 10 YEARS!!! for rich ... for SUPER RICH HOLD FOR 50 YEARS BEST TIME TO INVEST AND BE A BILLIONAIRE. BECOME THE NEXT WARN BUFFET

  • @josephj9837
    @josephj9837 Год назад +1

    Over the years I have seen many fed watcher interviews, and El-Elian is undooubtedly the least insightful one. Viewer’s time would be better spent on watching anyone other than him.

    • @hymansahak181
      @hymansahak181 Год назад

      He is no different than a hair dryer. You turn him on and you get hot air.

  • @Michael-yk2by
    @Michael-yk2by Год назад

    🤣😂🤣😂🤣

  • @briaf3370
    @briaf3370 Год назад

    She's got a lot of city miles on her.