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>Economy has entered a recession
>125 bps of rate hikes planned over the next two Fed meetings
Something finna give.

>> No.50097939

Stagflation

>> No.50097970

zombie economy, not really living based on anything, cannot really die. just shambles along.

>> No.50097984
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>>50097970
>can't die
How much faith do you have in that statement?

>> No.50098127

>>50097884
tech companies firing people is a good indication since those are the companies that react first, boomer companies are too slow and take months before reorg.

>> No.50098292

>>50097884
Skyrocketing energy prices have contributed to the recessionary environment, but it'll take more than hawkish monetary policy to bring them down.

>> No.50098580

>>50097970
The rapid rate hikes are designed specifically to kill off the zombie economy. All the businesses which have been shambling for a decade on constant free cash injections are dying. This is the trim the fat stage of the debt cycle.

>> No.50098683

>>50097984
>greedy bears eye for 2800
>wont even get 3500
sad

>> No.50098813

Doesn’t matter, they’ve vowed to save the US dollar over propping up boomer cocksucker’s retirement accounts and sooner regards Chuck E. Cheese token internet money.

They will justify hiking into a recession by pointing out unemployment is stable and prices are not yet stable. And they’re right to do so, the techniggers are still hiring and crypto retards still insist they know anything about investing so clearly there’s slack in the system that needs to be tightened.

>> No.50098883

>>50098813
>by pointing out unemployment is stable
But unemployment is a lagging indicator. The Fed knows that, and they know everyone knows that.