Up In Smoke
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The Federal Reserve is our central bank, like it or not. Their power to control the flow of capital sustains our country and shapes our economy. We are basically the world's cosigner.
Anyone Afraid Of Inflation?
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Over70irregs
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Brazil Russia India China SouthAfrica/SaudiArabia has something to say about that. They know your broke and have NO CHOICE but to print. 179 world currencies will have to die before ours.
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Up In Smoke
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Ok I'll bite. What are you trying to say?
What inflation? Many employers will offer less generous pay raises this year.
Payscale this week came out with its highly anticipated 2023 Compensation Best Practices Report, which turns out to be a mixed bag for employees: smaller raises, maybe semi-annual salary bumps and a dollop of extras to make up with companies’ Scrooge-like behavior. The bad news for most of us...
Over70irregs
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If you want to control a large population, simply get them to believe that they need your permission. Once initiated you gain abstract power and influence. We have to setup a way to use non-lethal, physical power tech to empower populations. The export of inflation is played. Other nations are starting their own game. We need to adjust first.
Up In Smoke
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You'd be hard pressed to find a single minute of your life that some sort of government action doesn't influence. From egg to ash the government has created laws, regulations and policies that effect your every breath. A free society comes with a large price tag.
Over70irregs
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That price and bluff is being called out. Remember vast majority of countries are on the other side of the planet. The US is on an island. They are tired of being punked by their distant cousin and are starting to call rank/seniority.
Up In Smoke
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I've been saying this for a couple years. The last thing an employer does is raise wages. It's far easier (financially) to give incentives, perks and gifts before raises. Companies have become very creative and incentives can be customized to fit each employee's needs.
What inflation? Many employers will offer less generous pay raises this year.
Payscale this week came out with its highly anticipated 2023 Compensation Best Practices Report, which turns out to be a mixed bag for employees: smaller raises, maybe semi-annual salary bumps and a dollop of extras to make up with companies’ Scrooge-like behavior. The bad news for most of us...finance.yahoo.com
Over70irregs
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Maybe we can get our inflation hedge turkey back. I need that baby.
US inflation surges at fastest rate since June, Fed’s key gauge reports
The Federal Reserve’s preferred inflation gauge rose at its fastest pace since June, an alarming sign that price pressures remain entrenched in the US economy.
nypost.com
Wally
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Fed can't tame inflation without 'significantly' more hikes that will cause a recession, paper says
The Federal Reserve is unlikely to be able to bring down inflation without having to push rates considerably higher, according to a research paper.
The interest rates on Treasury bonds have went up a lot so I guess they're expecting inflation to stay here for a whileFed can't tame inflation without 'significantly' more hikes that will cause a recession, paper says
The Federal Reserve is unlikely to be able to bring down inflation without having to push rates considerably higher, according to a research paper.www.cnbc.com
Thebrownblob
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Probably never going away
The one your t-bill is paying over 5% and the two year treasury note is getting close to 5%, even the seven year is over 4%
Good time to build a bond ladder.
That's why I've been working on for the last couple years.
When the rights was low I bought I bonds
And man did that pay off.
You are on WIC?
sailfish
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That's what you honed in on in that picture?
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