Their are better opportunities compared to us treasuries and I myself will never invest In Treasuries or any type of debt unless the world is ending 😂. Most productive assets out pace Us treasuries .
I have wondered if high interest rates do cause inflation at some level. Has anyone ever done some detailed study of such a topic? I've never seen one.
Don't know about any studies but it does make some sense. Interest rates are the cost of money. Like cost if you need money to build a factory or increase your farm acreage. The idea is that if the cost of money is too high then expansion too expensive. If high enough, it might even force cutbacks to have funds to pay for past borrowing. But if the borrower can pass on the higher cost of money through higher prices for their products or service, then it could be an inflationary factor. Main driver on inflation might not be interest rates but companies ability to push price increases.
@@gnosticallyspeaking3544there can be no inflation if the money supply is not increasing. Prices may go up and down based on a number of factors, but inflation is a monetary phenomenon.
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Higher rates fueling inflation? Really ? I can’t stop laughing.
Right?! Up mean down, yes mean no. Cut rate and debase me harder daddy. Send my stack to the moon.
Interesting look 😂😂 white teeth lol 😅
Stop inviting ridiculous charlatans to your channel please. Thank you.
The corporate narrative and nothing else. The rest is censored.
Sorry....not drinking the kool-aid on this one
Their are better opportunities compared to us treasuries and I myself will never invest In Treasuries or any type of debt unless the world is ending 😂. Most productive assets out pace Us treasuries .
The jobs report is BS
Most stupid arguments, high inflation is bringing pain is the real issue
You cut rates today. House price will 2x
I track the outcome of these analysts using a spreadsheet and my analysis shows that bald analysts are mostly wrong. Biggest culprit is MacroAlf
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I have wondered if high interest rates do cause inflation at some level. Has anyone ever done some detailed study of such a topic? I've never seen one.
Don't know about any studies but it does make some sense. Interest rates are the cost of money. Like cost if you need money to build a factory or increase your farm acreage. The idea is that if the cost of money is too high then expansion too expensive. If high enough, it might even force cutbacks to have funds to pay for past borrowing. But if the borrower can pass on the higher cost of money through higher prices for their products or service, then it could be an inflationary factor. Main driver on inflation might not be interest rates but companies ability to push price increases.
@@gnosticallyspeaking3544there can be no inflation if the money supply is not increasing. Prices may go up and down based on a number of factors, but inflation is a monetary phenomenon.