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You can't save free markets by socialism, I don't know where this idea ever came from. You save free markets by promoting free markets and sound money and balanced budgets. The whole reason why nobody wants to address the real problem is, we're spending a trillion dollars a year overseas running an empire, and it's coming to an end. This country is bankrupt, and we won't admit it. Eventually though, the dollar will go bust, and we will bring our troops home, and we will live within our means, but we ought to do it sensibly, rather than waiting for the collapse of the dollar, and this is what we're doing, we're on the verge of destroying our dollar. And then, you think we have problems now, problems then will be a lot worse, it'd look like the Weimar Republic, or a third world nation. And a lot of people know that, and they're scared to death, but we don't need to be making the problem worse by just propping up everything with more government programs, more inflation, and more helicopters, it won't work. – Ron Paul	added by Normando 2 months ago
The Inflation Reduction Act is the core catalyst for us accelerating our plans. – Tom Jensen	Found on CNN 1 year ago
This latest rule on nitrogen oxide emissions takes direct aim at the sort of trucks and heavy equipment that literally drive our entire economy, the same bureaucrats who can’t control inflation or secure the border want to even more closely micromanage the heavy vehicles allowed on our roads. – Mitch McConnell	Found on CNN 1 year ago
So here is our plan: In the coming weeks, the House will vote on the bill to lift the debt ceiling into the next year, save taxpayers trillions of dollars, make us less dependent on China, curb our inflation, all without touching social security and Medicare. – Speaker McCarthy	Found on CNN 1 year ago
If (banks) don’t lend too much credit, and if they manage their risk, it might reduce the work that we have to do to reduce inflation, but if they reduced too much credit, then it will weigh on growth excessively. – Christine Lagarde	Found on CNN 1 year ago
The pressure is most extreme on the lower credit consumers, because not only are they dealing with the interest rate move and inflation and vehicle prices, but they may also pay a premium because their credit is not as good. – Jonathan Smoke	Found on CNN 1 year ago
I do think there’s a path to bring down inflation while maintaining what I think all of us would regard is a strong labor market, and the evidence that I’m seeing suggests we are on that path. – Janet Yellen	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Are there risks? Of course. I don’t want to downplay the risks here, but I do think that’s possible. we’re seeing those supply chain bottlenecks that boosted inflation, they’re beginning to resolve. – Janet Yellen	Found on CNN 1 year ago
We’re seeing those supply chain bottlenecks that boosted inflation, they’re beginning to resolve. – Janet Yellen	Found on CNN 1 year ago
As long as the economy continues to see progress on inflation, that should help keep mortgage rates at the lower end of the 6% to 7% range that we’ve seen over the past few months, however, any surprises in the data will likely lead to some volatility in that range. – Danielle Hale	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Incoming data suggest inflation remains well above the desired level but showing signs of deceleration, these trends, coupled with tight labor markets, are creating increased optimism among prospective homebuyers as the housing market hits its peak in the spring and summer. – Freddie Mac	Found on CNN 1 year ago
On the one hand, the fact that inflation is still running at more than twice the target level, and core inflation — which includes goods and services, excluding volatile food and energy — saw an uptick to 5.6% in March, highlights that the Fed still has more to do and may need to lift short-term rates again at its early May meeting, on the other hand, overall inflation slowed more notably, and even core inflation on a month-to-month basis eased somewhat, a sign that the Fed’s tightening is having the desired effect. – Danielle Hale	Found on CNN 1 year ago
The BOJ is caught between financial markets anticipating a policy pivot and the recognition that [a] premature exit would likely derail the economy and any hope of achieving the kind of sustained, demand-driven 2% inflation the bank is aiming for, at the same time, consumer price inflation is still uncomfortably high. All of this requires careful maneuvering and communication. – Stefan Angrick	Found on CNN 1 year ago
You very well could see that catalyst over the next couple of weeks with earnings, and then this inflation data and then what the Fed says when they meet. – Megan Horneman	Found on CNN 1 year ago
At moments of financial stress like this, the right monetary policy is really caution and watchfulness and prudence, and I don’t say that because I think we should stop prioritizing the fight against inflation just because markets got upset. – Austan Goolsbee	Found on CNN 1 year ago
To feel good about where inflation is headed, we need to see more than just moderation in the rate of both headline and core inflation, we also need to see moderation in price pressures across a wide range of categories that are staples of the household budget: shelter, food, electricity, motor vehicle insurance, apparel, and household furnishings and operations. – Greg McBride	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Persistent inflation, rising interest rates and uncertainty over the pace of earnings growth in 2023 remain headwinds to advancing equity prices. Each will be in focus this week. – Terry Sandven	Found on CNN 1 year ago
[The Fed is] right to be confident that one of the things that’s going to have to happen to get inflation back down to a normal, stable level is to get job growth to a normal, sustainable level, but if the Fed’s actions resulted in a slower labor market, then inflation stayed high — that would be a disaster. – Wendy Edelberg	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Sometimes they’re good at that, and sometimes they aren’t. But I think they would look at this data as well as some other evidence around the job market and say, ‘Well, at least maybe we’re on a path that’s more to our liking, with respect to dampening an inflation pressure. – Mark Hamrick	Found on CNN 1 year ago
But in this time of inflation, where even low prices are creeping up, pockets and frankly anything to get the consumer excited about ‘newness’ is key. – Marshal Cohen	Found on CNN 1 year ago
These factors create a less hospitable borrowing environment, which would serve to bring inflation closer to a healthy level, more expensive, stricter lending helps to usher in the long-term health of the economy, but the downside is that borrowing for large purchases, including a home purchase, may be relatively more challenging in the short term. – Hannah Jones	Found on CNN 1 year ago
We are in a situation with inflation elevated and now a banking crisis on top of that, the Fed’s attempt to strike a delicate balance between price stability, employment and financial stability will require something to give. And that something is going to be right around 1.5 million jobs, if the Fed’s forecast is prescient for the [4.5%] unemployment rate. – Joe Brusuelas	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Expectations for slower economic growth or even a recession should bring inflation down and help mortgage rates decline. – Orphe Divounguy	Found on CNN 1 year ago
Of course, much uncertainty surrounding the state of inflation and this still-evolving banking turmoil remains. – Orphe Divounguy	Found on CNN 1 year ago

You can't save free markets by socialism, I don't know where this idea ever came from. You save free markets by promoting free markets and sound money and balanced budgets. The whole reason why nobody wants to address the real problem is, we're spending a trillion dollars a year overseas running an empire, and it's coming to an end. This country is bankrupt, and we won't admit it. Eventually though, the dollar will go bust, and we will bring our troops home, and we will live within our means, but we ought to do it sensibly, rather than waiting for the collapse of the dollar, and this is what we're doing, we're on the verge of destroying our dollar. And then, you think we have problems now, problems then will be a lot worse, it'd look like the Weimar Republic, or a third world nation. And a lot of people know that, and they're scared to death, but we don't need to be making the problem worse by just propping up everything with more government programs, more inflation, and more helicopters, it won't work.

– Ron Paul

added by Normando
2 months ago

The Inflation Reduction Act is the core catalyst for us accelerating our plans.

– Tom Jensen

Found on CNN
1 year ago

This latest rule on nitrogen oxide emissions takes direct aim at the sort of trucks and heavy equipment that literally drive our entire economy, the same bureaucrats who can’t control inflation or secure the border want to even more closely micromanage the heavy vehicles allowed on our roads.

– Mitch McConnell

Found on CNN
1 year ago

So here is our plan: In the coming weeks, the House will vote on the bill to lift the debt ceiling into the next year, save taxpayers trillions of dollars, make us less dependent on China, curb our inflation, all without touching social security and Medicare.

– Speaker McCarthy

Found on CNN
1 year ago

If (banks) don’t lend too much credit, and if they manage their risk, it might reduce the work that we have to do to reduce inflation, but if they reduced too much credit, then it will weigh on growth excessively.

– Christine Lagarde

Found on CNN
1 year ago

The pressure is most extreme on the lower credit consumers, because not only are they dealing with the interest rate move and inflation and vehicle prices, but they may also pay a premium because their credit is not as good.

– Jonathan Smoke

Found on CNN
1 year ago

I do think there’s a path to bring down inflation while maintaining what I think all of us would regard is a strong labor market, and the evidence that I’m seeing suggests we are on that path.

– Janet Yellen

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Are there risks? Of course. I don’t want to downplay the risks here, but I do think that’s possible. we’re seeing those supply chain bottlenecks that boosted inflation, they’re beginning to resolve.

– Janet Yellen

Found on CNN
1 year ago

We’re seeing those supply chain bottlenecks that boosted inflation, they’re beginning to resolve.

– Janet Yellen

Found on CNN
1 year ago

As long as the economy continues to see progress on inflation, that should help keep mortgage rates at the lower end of the 6% to 7% range that we’ve seen over the past few months, however, any surprises in the data will likely lead to some volatility in that range.

– Danielle Hale

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Incoming data suggest inflation remains well above the desired level but showing signs of deceleration, these trends, coupled with tight labor markets, are creating increased optimism among prospective homebuyers as the housing market hits its peak in the spring and summer.

– Freddie Mac

Found on CNN
1 year ago

On the one hand, the fact that inflation is still running at more than twice the target level, and core inflation — which includes goods and services, excluding volatile food and energy — saw an uptick to 5.6% in March, highlights that the Fed still has more to do and may need to lift short-term rates again at its early May meeting, on the other hand, overall inflation slowed more notably, and even core inflation on a month-to-month basis eased somewhat, a sign that the Fed’s tightening is having the desired effect.

– Danielle Hale

Found on CNN
1 year ago

The BOJ is caught between financial markets anticipating a policy pivot and the recognition that [a] premature exit would likely derail the economy and any hope of achieving the kind of sustained, demand-driven 2% inflation the bank is aiming for, at the same time, consumer price inflation is still uncomfortably high. All of this requires careful maneuvering and communication.

– Stefan Angrick

Found on CNN
1 year ago

You very well could see that catalyst over the next couple of weeks with earnings, and then this inflation data and then what the Fed says when they meet.

– Megan Horneman

Found on CNN
1 year ago

At moments of financial stress like this, the right monetary policy is really caution and watchfulness and prudence, and I don’t say that because I think we should stop prioritizing the fight against inflation just because markets got upset.

– Austan Goolsbee

Found on CNN
1 year ago

To feel good about where inflation is headed, we need to see more than just moderation in the rate of both headline and core inflation, we also need to see moderation in price pressures across a wide range of categories that are staples of the household budget: shelter, food, electricity, motor vehicle insurance, apparel, and household furnishings and operations.

– Greg McBride

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Persistent inflation, rising interest rates and uncertainty over the pace of earnings growth in 2023 remain headwinds to advancing equity prices. Each will be in focus this week.

– Terry Sandven

Found on CNN
1 year ago

[The Fed is] right to be confident that one of the things that’s going to have to happen to get inflation back down to a normal, stable level is to get job growth to a normal, sustainable level, but if the Fed’s actions resulted in a slower labor market, then inflation stayed high — that would be a disaster.

– Wendy Edelberg

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Sometimes they’re good at that, and sometimes they aren’t. But I think they would look at this data as well as some other evidence around the job market and say, ‘Well, at least maybe we’re on a path that’s more to our liking, with respect to dampening an inflation pressure.

– Mark Hamrick

Found on CNN
1 year ago

But in this time of inflation, where even low prices are creeping up, pockets and frankly anything to get the consumer excited about ‘newness’ is key.

– Marshal Cohen

Found on CNN
1 year ago

These factors create a less hospitable borrowing environment, which would serve to bring inflation closer to a healthy level, more expensive, stricter lending helps to usher in the long-term health of the economy, but the downside is that borrowing for large purchases, including a home purchase, may be relatively more challenging in the short term.

– Hannah Jones

Found on CNN
1 year ago

We are in a situation with inflation elevated and now a banking crisis on top of that, the Fed’s attempt to strike a delicate balance between price stability, employment and financial stability will require something to give. And that something is going to be right around 1.5 million jobs, if the Fed’s forecast is prescient for the [4.5%] unemployment rate.

– Joe Brusuelas

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Expectations for slower economic growth or even a recession should bring inflation down and help mortgage rates decline.

– Orphe Divounguy

Found on CNN
1 year ago

Of course, much uncertainty surrounding the state of inflation and this still-evolving banking turmoil remains.

– Orphe Divounguy

Found on CNN
1 year ago

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