I hope so. The tru inflation rate in the USA is conservatevly speaking between 8 to 10%. We need to go back to Carter and Reagan presidential administrations where Paul A Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve, raised the interest rates to 20% so that he could end the speculation, and he did; however, this is not possible today due to the more complex economic situation in which we're right now. If Gerome Powell raised the interest rate to that extent, he would bankrupt the bond industry, and with it, the whole economy would collapse. Thus, it is very difficult for the FED to do such a thing. That's why the inflation rate keeps creeping up.
Thank you for your comment. You're right that the current economic situation is extremely complex and differs in many ways from past decades. Inflation is a significant challenge, and while raising interest rates can help control it, doing so to extreme levels like during Volcker's era could have devastating consequences for other economic sectors, such as the bond market and the economy as a whole. Today, the Federal Reserve (FED) must carefully balance its policies to combat inflation without causing an economic collapse. This involves making decisions that consider both the risks of persistent inflation and the potential negative impacts on financial stability. Additionally, global factors, such as geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, also complicate the task of managing inflation. It's a challenging time, but it's crucial that economic policies remain flexible and adaptive to respond to changing economic conditions and seek solutions that promote long-term stability and growth.
@MoisesHernandezEnGeopolitica Great análisis. It summarizes some of the complex issues that the US economy is facing along with the geopolitic issues and global socioeconomic challenges that need to be addressed by the FED to try to balance the economy with its toolkit. "Very complex and difficult situation." Have a great day, and congratulations for putting everything into context in a few sentences.
@@davidceron8660 Thank you! Balancing the US economy amidst global challenges and geopolitical complexities is indeed a daunting task for the FED. It requires a careful navigation of economic policies to address these multifaceted issues effectively. Have a great day, and I'm glad the analysis resonated with you!
Gracias por tu comentario. Es importante reconocer que la economía global enfrenta varios desafíos significativos, como las tensiones geopolíticas, la inflación y las disrupciones en las cadenas de suministro. Sin embargo, también es crucial observar los esfuerzos que muchas naciones y organizaciones están realizando para adaptarse y fortalecer sus economías. Iniciativas como BRICS y el desarrollo de sistemas financieros alternativos como mBRIDGE buscan diversificar y estabilizar la economía global, proporcionando a los países emergentes mayores oportunidades para crecer y desarrollarse de manera sostenible.
I hope so. The tru inflation rate in the USA is conservatevly speaking between 8 to 10%. We need to go back to Carter and Reagan presidential administrations where Paul A Volcker, chairman of the Federal Reserve, raised the interest rates to 20% so that he could end the speculation, and he did; however, this is not possible today due to the more complex economic situation in which we're right now. If Gerome Powell raised the interest rate to that extent, he would bankrupt the bond industry, and with it, the whole economy would collapse. Thus, it is very difficult for the FED to do such a thing. That's why the inflation rate keeps creeping up.
Thank you for your comment. You're right that the current economic situation is extremely complex and differs in many ways from past decades. Inflation is a significant challenge, and while raising interest rates can help control it, doing so to extreme levels like during Volcker's era could have devastating consequences for other economic sectors, such as the bond market and the economy as a whole.
Today, the Federal Reserve (FED) must carefully balance its policies to combat inflation without causing an economic collapse. This involves making decisions that consider both the risks of persistent inflation and the potential negative impacts on financial stability. Additionally, global factors, such as geopolitical tensions and supply chain disruptions, also complicate the task of managing inflation.
It's a challenging time, but it's crucial that economic policies remain flexible and adaptive to respond to changing economic conditions and seek solutions that promote long-term stability and growth.
@MoisesHernandezEnGeopolitica Great análisis. It summarizes some of the complex issues that the US economy is facing along with the geopolitic issues and global socioeconomic challenges that need to be addressed by the FED to try to balance the economy with its toolkit. "Very complex and difficult situation." Have a great day, and congratulations for putting everything into context in a few sentences.
@@davidceron8660 Thank you! Balancing the US economy amidst global challenges and geopolitical complexities is indeed a daunting task for the FED. It requires a careful navigation of economic policies to address these multifaceted issues effectively. Have a great day, and I'm glad the analysis resonated with you!
La Economía Global está en declive 🫣
Gracias por tu comentario. Es importante reconocer que la economía global enfrenta varios desafíos significativos, como las tensiones geopolíticas, la inflación y las disrupciones en las cadenas de suministro. Sin embargo, también es crucial observar los esfuerzos que muchas naciones y organizaciones están realizando para adaptarse y fortalecer sus economías. Iniciativas como BRICS y el desarrollo de sistemas financieros alternativos como mBRIDGE buscan diversificar y estabilizar la economía global, proporcionando a los países emergentes mayores oportunidades para crecer y desarrollarse de manera sostenible.
Esto pura especulacion. Beneficio para los especuladores. Y la mafia zel que es la verdadera dictsura de l mundo