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Nadia Vanderhall
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The Federal Reserve increases rates by 25BPS; moving it up to 5.00% — highest we’ve seen since June 2006. Legit putting more risk even more financial chaos. They continue to move the chess board impacting all of the players , especially consumers. Honestly I wondered if they would stay the course of force even while the banking bridge is on fire. They did. Not shocked by it. 9 consecutive inteSee more
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#averagingdown #buildandgrow #opportunity #federalreserve #womenwhowork #wealthbuilding
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What do you expect tomorrow? No Hike. Crank it up 25bps. Keep in mind peeps — we “could” see some mixing in the markets no matter what the decision will be. Insert your portfolio psychology here. Don’t panic sell or buy, but research before you do anything! I’m intrigued to hear with J.Pow feels after the commentary of Janet Yallen and others. See more
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📈💼👔(US Adds More Jobs Than Expected)📉🏦📊💰💸 The US economy has outdone itself yet again, adding more jobs than predicted last month. The data showed that the US added 311,000 jobs, marking eleven months of exceeding expectations. However, this news has sparked concern at the Federal Reserve, as it signals a potential return to a more aggressive stance. Although average earnings grew less than expecSee more
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This is not the chart you want to see as the investing year closes. The markets have suffered mightily, seeing its worst performance since the global recession because of rising inflation and the Fed's effort to curtail price growth with interest rate hikes. The central bank's rate-hiking campaign has hammered stocks and bonds alike — meaning that even diversified portfolios are having one of theSee more
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Invested in Dogecoin
Moon Boyz #federalreserve
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The jobs market stayed solid last month with employers adding 263,000 jobs, while the unemployment rate held at 3.7%, near the lowest level in a half-century, the Labor Department said on Friday. Job growth last month was roughly in line with the 261,000, added in October, which was revised up by 23,000. In September, the economy added 269,000 jobs, 46,000 fewer than initially estimated. EconomiSee more
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Breaking: Jerome Powell said smaller interest rate hikes are likely ahead and could start in December and likely need "somewhat higher" rates in 2023 than anticipated. Also that Housing-Services Inflation should begin to decline sometime in 2023. What do you think, Peeps?See more
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Beware the #federalreserve
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What do you think the Feds will do with the Federal Interest Rate today? If you need insight into what that is - it’s when the Federal Open Market Committee (Federal Reserves) get together and determines the direction of monetary policy by directing open market operations (state of the economy). They usually have these meetings 8x a year, but due to current circumstances — monthly. Here’s how to watch it: federalreserve.gov Here’s where they will issue their statement before they have the press conference: https://www.federalreserve.gov/newsevents/pressreleases.htm #fomc #federalreserve #federalinterestrates

Another One. 75bps71.83%
Up A Notch. 100bps24.65%
Turn It Down. 50bps3.52%
142 votes Ended 07/28/22
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Federal Reserve officials are set to make a second abnormally large interest rate increase tomorrow as they race to cool down an overheating economy. The question for many economists and investors is just how far the central bank will go in its quest to tame inflation. Central bank policymakers raised the benchmark interest rate by ⬆️ 75 basis points in June for the first time since 1994 and signaled that another increase of that magnitude is possible in July. With #inflation unexpectedly accelerating to a fresh 40-year high in June and the job market still growing at a healthy clip, the Fed is under mounting pressure to move more aggressively to tame demand and slow surging consumer prices. But there are signs the economy is starting to cool off ❄️: The number of Americans filing for unemployment benefits has gradually increased, companies have announced layoffs or hiring freezes, and the housing market is softening. Gross domestic product slowed in the first quarter of the year by 1.6%, and is expected to decline again in the second quarter. How much do you see the Fed raise rates by❓ How do you see the markets react❓ Share your thoughts in the comments ⬇️ #ratehike #interestrates #economy #federalreserve #Powell

75 basis points57.14%
100 basis points32.14%
Other (Share in comments)10.71%
28 votes Ended 07/27/22
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In today’s newsletter, I talk about the challenges facing the Federal Reserve, and the potential solution to rising inflation. I believe that taking inflation could be a long, slow, painful process, or we could pull off the band-aid and address the issue sooner rather than later. Check it out below!See more
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