/biz/ - Business & Finance

>>53942359
>4% inflation
I mean, if they continue to cheat the numbers à la bolshevik even more every day, then yes, "4%" is achievable. Too bad everybody will feel this "4%" translate in 25% in their wallets.

And where do the money will come from for your bullrun. Few stats for you about 2023 :
>household savings never have been this low (below 2%). Ever.
>consumption loans never have been this high. Ever.
>the Fed never rose the IR this fast before. Ever. All while selling their AUM (assets under management) at a pace never before seen
>nobody is buying our bonds, no matter how high the coupons rates are
>3+ months delays on mortgages payments are through the roof
>tech firing a third of their workforce and go full skelly in order to survive without free monies
>inflated RE is a quarter of our GDP, and never the sales dropped this violently MoM, ever.

So please, entertain me, where will be the money to ignite your legendary bullrun if everybody is fucking broken, barely manage to pay back their loans and have zero savings left?

Arent they just a giant scam, meant to fleece people buying stupid shit?

>>53578850
According to your graph, shortly before the collapse

>>53567546
Higher rates will fuck everything

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