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Diese Quelle sieht mir alles andere als vertrauenswürdig aus.
Zitat von faultcode: ...Erst müssen die "Eliten" hier noch einigermaßen rauskommen, wenn man es verschwörungstheoretisch formulieren möchte.
Siehe z.B. die massiven Call-Optionen des Mannes von Nancy Pelosi (siehe oben)...
https://twitter.com/NancyTracker
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.415.897 von faultcode am 24.09.21 12:58:48
https://www.marketwatch.com/story/powell-says-factors-pushin…
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At a House Financial Services Committee hearing on Thursday, Rep. Ted Budd, Republican of North Carolina, asked Powell when the residents of his district would feel “relief” from higher prices.
In response, Powell said that the economy is experiencing “a very unusual event” of supply-side restrictions. “We expect that those will abate, that they’ll lessen, and over time inflation will come back down,” Powell said.
“Exactly when that will happen is not possible to say,” the Fed chairman added. “But I would say we should be seeing some relief in coming months and over the course of the first half of next year,” Powell said.
Powell said inflation expectations “broadly speaking” are still at levels that are consistent with the central bank’s 2% inflation target.
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https://www.marketwatch.com/story/powell-says-factors-pushin…
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At a House Financial Services Committee hearing on Thursday, Rep. Ted Budd, Republican of North Carolina, asked Powell when the residents of his district would feel “relief” from higher prices.
In response, Powell said that the economy is experiencing “a very unusual event” of supply-side restrictions. “We expect that those will abate, that they’ll lessen, and over time inflation will come back down,” Powell said.
“Exactly when that will happen is not possible to say,” the Fed chairman added. “But I would say we should be seeing some relief in coming months and over the course of the first half of next year,” Powell said.
Powell said inflation expectations “broadly speaking” are still at levels that are consistent with the central bank’s 2% inflation target.
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• transitory
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.433.381 von faultcode am 27.09.21 12:33:30Business activity vs Prices:
https://twitter.com/TaviCosta/status/1442638305485463554
https://twitter.com/TaviCosta/status/1442638305485463554
"The collapse of the bubble is just a matter of time"
27.9.Veteran Japan Investor Takes Out Full-Page Ads to Warn of Bubble
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/veteran-japan-investor-takes-…
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Atsuto Sawakami, who set up Japan’s first low-cost mutual fund and helped to promote long-term investing in local stocks, published the advertisements in newspapers including the Nikkei and the Asahi.
“The collapse of the bubble is just a matter of time,” one of the ads said, which carried Sawakami’s name and that of the firm he founded, Sawakami Asset Management Inc. “The time to act is now. Get as far away as possible from this growing, epic bubble.”
Another warned of the long-term impact of zero interest rates and monetary easing, saying low-cost financing made businesses slack off and reduced investors’ risk awareness. They encouraged investors to invest for the long-term to reduce the damage they face. The ads come as Japan’s stock markets enjoy their best run in months, with the Nikkei 225 Stock Average and the broader Topix index the best-performing equity markets in the world so far this month.
Sawakami, 74, the former Japan head of what is now Pictet Asset Management Japan, helped pioneer mutual funds sold directly to individuals. His son Ryo now heads the firm he founded, which had more 360 billion yen ($3.3 billion) in assets under management as of Sept. 24, according to its website, with about 91% of assets in domestic stocks.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.412.195 von faultcode am 24.09.21 01:14:3223.9.
Fed to Be Behind the Curve in Inflation Fight, Ex Officials Say
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fed-behind-curve-inflation-fi…
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Ex Fed Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson and former New York Fed Bank President William Dudley said the central bank’s new monetary policy framework -- and its associated forward guidance on interest rates -- all but ensures that it will be slow to react as price pressures mount.
“The new framework almost implies that the Fed will be somewhat late when it comes to responding,” Ferguson told a webinar run by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum think tank. “They’re going to wait until inflation is a clear and present danger.”
Dudley, who is a Senior Adviser to Bloomberg Economics, said the Fed’s stance “increases the risk of a hard landing of the economy” as the central bank will be forced to play catch-up and tighten by “more than normal” in response.
Under the new monetary framework the Fed adopted last year, the central bank seeks to achieve inflation that averages 2% over time and is willing to tolerate price rises above that level for a while to attain that goal.
Policy makers have also set out a three-part litmus test for lifting interest rates from zero: achieving full employment and a 2% inflation rate, along with securing an outlook for inflation to moderately exceed 2% for some time.
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Fed to Be Behind the Curve in Inflation Fight, Ex Officials Say
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/fed-behind-curve-inflation-fi…
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Ex Fed Vice Chairman Roger Ferguson and former New York Fed Bank President William Dudley said the central bank’s new monetary policy framework -- and its associated forward guidance on interest rates -- all but ensures that it will be slow to react as price pressures mount.
“The new framework almost implies that the Fed will be somewhat late when it comes to responding,” Ferguson told a webinar run by the Official Monetary and Financial Institutions Forum think tank. “They’re going to wait until inflation is a clear and present danger.”
Dudley, who is a Senior Adviser to Bloomberg Economics, said the Fed’s stance “increases the risk of a hard landing of the economy” as the central bank will be forced to play catch-up and tighten by “more than normal” in response.
Under the new monetary framework the Fed adopted last year, the central bank seeks to achieve inflation that averages 2% over time and is willing to tolerate price rises above that level for a while to attain that goal.
Policy makers have also set out a three-part litmus test for lifting interest rates from zero: achieving full employment and a 2% inflation rate, along with securing an outlook for inflation to moderately exceed 2% for some time.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.412.186 von faultcode am 24.09.21 01:08:1922.9.
Robin Brooks:
We know 2021 core inflation is noisy, so focus on what the Fed tells us about 2022.
It's 2022 forecast is up from 1.9% in Dec '20 to 2.0% in Mar '21 to 2.1% in Jun '21 & now 2.3% in Sep '21. Direction of travel is clear.
Transitory is becoming less transitory. Our number is 2.6%.
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https://twitter.com/RobinBrooksIIF/status/144075953912971674…
Robin Brooks:
We know 2021 core inflation is noisy, so focus on what the Fed tells us about 2022.
It's 2022 forecast is up from 1.9% in Dec '20 to 2.0% in Mar '21 to 2.1% in Jun '21 & now 2.3% in Sep '21. Direction of travel is clear.
Transitory is becoming less transitory. Our number is 2.6%.
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https://twitter.com/RobinBrooksIIF/status/144075953912971674…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.309.013 von faultcode am 13.09.21 13:22:46Inflation:
https://twitter.com/AitkenAdvisors/status/144102196723103744…
https://twitter.com/AitkenAdvisors/status/144102196723103744…
Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.391.052 von faultcode am 21.09.21 22:14:40FedEx: first quarter ended August 31 --> http://investors.fedex.com/news-and-events/investor-news/inv…
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First quarter operating results were negatively affected by an estimated $450 million year over year increase in costs due to a constrained labor market which impacted labor availability, resulting in network inefficiencies, higher wage rates, and increased purchased transportation expenses.
This was partially offset by higher package and freight yields, increased international export express shipments and a favorable net fuel impact. In addition, while commercial ground and U.S. domestic express package volume increased year over year, continued supply chain disruptions have slowed U.S. domestic parcel demand compared to the company’s earlier forecast.
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First quarter operating results were negatively affected by an estimated $450 million year over year increase in costs due to a constrained labor market which impacted labor availability, resulting in network inefficiencies, higher wage rates, and increased purchased transportation expenses.
This was partially offset by higher package and freight yields, increased international export express shipments and a favorable net fuel impact. In addition, while commercial ground and U.S. domestic express package volume increased year over year, continued supply chain disruptions have slowed U.S. domestic parcel demand compared to the company’s earlier forecast.
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Antwort auf Beitrag Nr.: 69.385.310 von faultcode am 21.09.21 13:06:15Uuuups
10:05 PM · Sep 21, 2021
*FEDEX 1Q ADJ EPS $4.37, EST. $4.92; CUTS YEAR OUTLOOK
https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1440406802437316622
10:05 PM · Sep 21, 2021
*FEDEX 1Q ADJ EPS $4.37, EST. $4.92; CUTS YEAR OUTLOOK
https://twitter.com/zerohedge/status/1440406802437316622
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