Federal Reserve officials worried that progress on inflation could stall

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2 thoughts on “Federal Reserve officials worried that progress on inflation could stall

  1. Are there any professional economists in those policymakers who understand that when you simply print money (as we’ve done since 2020), inflation increases (a lot!) ?

  2. See the M2 (FRED) money supply, the Fed digitally inserted 1 billion “dollars” less than they did last month, therefor the rate of inflation went down.

    So, they are not devaluing the dollars in our pockets as fast as they did last month, but the value of the dollars in our pockets is still to being significantly devalued.

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