Forex Today: Dollar capitalizes on rising yields, eyes on US PMI data

Started by OZER, Jan 04, 2022, 07:43 PM

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So that's one dangerous way to raise wages.... it'll be interesting to see how this plays out

DESTROY UNIONS, LOWER MINIMUM WAGE AND TAX THE MIDDLE CLASS MORE.


The Philips curve does not model time lags in employment and inflation as we have seen in the last two recessionary cycles' effects.

To US goverment : less warmongering, care more for the people


When fed stimulates or better to say overstimulates the economy it basically brings "future spending and investments" to "today". When FED starts to slow down the economy it moves "today's" spending and investments to "future" and moves "focus" to optimizations and cost cutting. There is no free lunch but as always when FED serves lunch, top 5% had really great lunch, while 95% will pay the bill.



It would seem that the lessons learned from the Great Crash of Wall Street in 1929 have been largely forgotten.


All stable coins are nothing more than the Argentine peso from 1990.


the CPI isn't tracking energy and food since the early 80s ... inflation is like 15-20% in real terms ... #buybtc