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If Fed Cuts Result In Inflation, Then Chair Powell Has Nothing To Fear
Assuming the reverse whereby the Fed maintains its “wait-and-see” approach, the reverse applies. Assuming the Fed is the source of credit that economists imagine (it’s not, but let’s just assume), what it takes through so-called “tightness” will be made up for by credit providers outside the Fed, and who see an opportunity to lend profitably.
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