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WGAF ABOUT THE SUBJECT. THE ADJECTIVE VICTORY IS MINE!!!
Lol tsa never understands what he retweets.You could have just read the link and not asked another idiotic question that makes you look even stupider, you idiot
Inflation expectations, the survey you laughed at, are extremely important to the Federal Reserve.
WGAF ABOUT THE SUBJECT. THE ADJECTIVE VICTORY IS MINE!!!
Why do you keep coming back to get embarrassed further? Do you have a humiliation kink?
The GDP shrank in Q1. One would hope inflation would go down as well. It's entirely possible the powers that be have made a new TACO based model for their forecasts.
"...The decline of inflation owes in part to a flood of imports ahead of the levies, which allowed companies to stockpile non-tariffed goods and sell them with little change in price, analysts told ABC News. A drop in oil prices, they added, helped put downward pressure on a range of costs.
Still, some accelerated price increases will likely take hold as companies sell through warehoused products and additional tariff proposals emerge, analysts said, but the outcome remains uncertain amid Trump’s fluctuating policy...."
https://abcnews.go.com/Business/pric...y?id=123565179
This isn't difficult at all to figure out unless you're stupid or just don't want to try.
What does this have to do with you not knowing how Fed survey's on inflation expectations determine Fed actions?
What does this have to do with you claiming many economists were warning about massive inflation coming?
Why do you keep posting in this thread showing how much you actually don't know about?
You'll never explain your retweets in your own words. Never.
Explained it right after you asked.
So again...
What does this have to do with you not knowing how Fed survey's on inflation expectations determine Fed actions?
What does this have to do with you claiming many economists were warning about massive inflation coming?
Why do you keep posting in this thread showing how much you actually don't know about?
Lol who's talking here about the Fed's actions?
You finally try to speak in your own words and you're just mumbling about nothing.
The Federal Reserve (Fed) relies on inflation expectation surveys because these expectations can significantly influence actual inflation and economic behavior. If people anticipate high inflation, they may demand higher wages, and businesses may raise prices, leading to a self-fulfilling prophecy. The Fed uses surveys to gauge these expectations and manage them, aiming to keep inflation stable and promote economic growth.
Here's why these surveys are crucial:
Impact on Actual Inflation:
Businesses and consumers base decisions on their inflation expectations. If businesses expect prices to rise, they'll likely increase prices, and if workers expect inflation, they'll push for higher wages, which can then lead to actual price increases.
Monetary Policy Tool:
The Fed uses surveys to understand how people perceive inflation and adjust its monetary policy accordingly. If expectations are well-anchored (meaning they remain stable around the Fed's 2% target), the Fed can respond more effectively to economic shocks.
Understanding Consumer Behavior:
The Survey of Consumer Expectations provides insights into how consumers think about spending, borrowing, and their overall financial outlook. This information helps the Fed understand how households are reacting to current economic conditions and how they might behave in the future.
Assessing Credibility:
The Fed's credibility is linked to its ability to manage inflation expectations. If people believe the Fed can keep inflation under control, their expectations will be more stable, and the Fed's policies will be more effective.
humiliation kink
Oh a text wall of no opinion on anything! No way!
Today Blake learned Fed inflation expectation surveys are crucial to actual inflation and Fed monetary policy. Blake won't be mocking Fed inflation expectations surveys anymore. Good job Blake.
Lol consumer surveys. You still have no clue what you're retweeting. You never do.
Apparently Blake is too dumb to learn even when being spoonfed information. Blake is back to mocking Fed inflation expectations surveys and making an idiot of himself again. Let's give Blake one simple sentence to see if he mocks the Fed inflation survey again.
The Federal Reserve relies on inflation expectation surveys because these expectations can significantly influence actual inflation and economic behavior.
Thanks Mr wizard. Why is this relevant to anything at all? Are you going to ever give an actual thesis or just post rando text walls?
Jesus Christ you really are just plain dumb.
https://www.politico.com/news/2025/0...abill-00443084The GOP blew past debt warnings. The markets have noticed.
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“If one of the goals was to calm the bond market down, I wouldn’t take much comfort from the past couple of days,” said economist Ed Yardeni, who coined the term “bond vigilantes” to describe investors who undertook massive selloffs of bonds to protest Fed policies in the 1980s.
“The act is not designed as a deficit reduction act. It’s designed as, ‘Let’s cross our fingers and hope that lower taxes boost economic growth again fast enough to bring in revenues,’” he added.
“Growth” was the word repeatedly invoked by President Donald Trump and his allies on Capitol Hill, who relied on rosy economic projections developed inside the White House to argue that the bill’s tax cuts would essentially pay for themselves.
Outside observers saw an entirely different kind of growth: Independent forecasters — including the nonpartisan in-house scorekeepers at the Congressional Budget Office — predicted the added debt created by the bill would increase federal borrowing costs, swamping any economic gains reaped through the tax cuts.
It’s a version of the “debt spiral” that many fiscal doomsayers have warned the U.S. might be entering after spending decades as the world’s safest investment. Lawmakers heard those calls loud and clear at various points recently.
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Members were already spooked by the e in Treasury yields after Trump rolled out his sweeping “Liberation Day” tariffs in April. Dalio told them that an even steeper selloff could occur if they didn’t get the nation’s fiscal house in order. The concern seemed to be confirmed when yields for 20 and 30-year Treasuries closed out above 5 percent the day that the House passed the sweeping legislation.
Still, the GOP did not end up heeding Dalio’s warning, and last week he said on X that he now expects sizable increases of government debt relative to GDP. That, in turn, would lead to “unimaginable” tax increases or spending cuts — or, perhaps more likely, inflationary money-printing.
He said that “big, painful disruptions will likely occur” if lawmakers can’t bring the deficit down to 3 percent of GDP.
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Some in the House GOP are hoping that they’ll have a chance to enact additional spending cuts in further party-line bills this year as well as through the appropriations process. Many conservatives said they were reassured by 11th-hour conversations they had with White House budget chief Russ Vought before the final vote.
“You’re going to see a lot of fiscal restraint to add to this growth picture,” said Rep. Andy Barr (R-Ky.), a House Financial Services Committee member. “So growth, fiscal restraint — that will ultimately send the virtuous signal to the bond market.”
Barr said he also supports updating leverage requirements for banks to encourage them to purchase more Treasuries, which could help bring yields down.
As for Democrats, Rep. Ro Khanna of California laid out a progressive debt reduction plan in June that would cut the deficit by $12 trillion through reforms to defense contracting, a crackdown on “corporate profiteering” in Medicare and tax hikes for billionaires and companies.
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Tsa doesn't know what a thesis is or how to post one. All he knows is how to alt right retweet text wall and be wrong time after time after time.
"......To Trump’s point, recent economic data seems to support the case for rate cuts, considering inflation has stayed flat since the central bank began to cut rates last year, according to the Fed’s preferred measure, but Fed policymakers and most major economists warn Trump’s tariffs will likely cause a significant boost to consumer prices in coming months..."
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksa...-minutes-show/
It's seriously not hard to figure out that it's these tariff policies that will mostly be the determining factor in upcoming inflation. If you can't see that, you're basically a moron.
Only a in idiot would believe the doctored jobs report from the trump criminal regime…
but this is how authoritarianism works…
next: trump throws out the next distraction….says the regime will take over cities because “we know how to keep law and order and we spoke to the mayor of dc and its going well….we may take over nyc too!”
the media will take the bait and the cult will begin cheering…
then another crime
another distraction
another cons utional travesty
distraction
crimes
distraction
cheering from the cult
"Median forecasts from the central bank’s June meeting indicate Fed staff expect inflation to climb from 2.7% to 3.1% by December."
https://www.forbes.com/sites/dereksa...-minutes-show/
"Significant"
I really wish asylums were plentiful again for mentally ill re s like yourself, SH. You deserve a padded room of your own and a healthy concoction of meds. You're probably already on a healthy concoction of meds already though.
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