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Federal Reserve Now Projects Rate Increases in 2023 as Economy Heals

39 pointsby throwkeepalmost 4 years ago

5 comments

WarOnPrivacyalmost 4 years ago
So we keep the lower inflation that's making housing prohibitively expensive and we'll churn up higher interest rates when folks have recovered from this years' abuse and might actually be able to buy something.
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recursivedoubtsalmost 4 years ago
Blackrock is buying homes at above market rates.<p>If interest rates go up, home values crash.<p>So one of three things is true:<p>- Blackrock knows something you are not being told.<p>- Blackrock is stupid.<p>- Blackrock is being told to buy homes and that their losses will be covered.<p>Whatever else I think of them, I do not think Blackrock is stupid.
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akomtualmost 4 years ago
They don&#x27;t project anything. They are telling us that the rates are going to increase in 2023. It&#x27;s them who set the rates.
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Simulacraalmost 4 years ago
I thought inflation was a bad thing? From this article it seems everyone is avoiding the dangers of inflation, and instead opining that everything will just....work itself out. The Fed has become too politicized, so I&#x27;m deeply suspect. I have the impression, perhaps not entirely correct, that this is the same fed that has missed and bungled many of our recent financial crisis.
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nikolayalmost 4 years ago
&quot;Heals&quot;? Can somebody tell me when economy got &quot;sick&quot;? Look at the indices - it&#x27;s all been rosy!