Market Analysis
Can the Federal Reserve Bring the Inflation Rate Down to its Target of 2% in 2023?
Inflation is going down, but the Fed will have to traverse more volatile waters to keep it that way.
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For the first time in a major bank run, Bitcoin exists as a ready-to-go solution.
Inflation is going down, but the Fed will have to traverse more volatile waters to keep it that way.
Sovereign debt bubbles are being tested across the world.
The Fed's 2020 intervention appears to be a wealth reconfiguration tweak.
At a FOMC meeting on Wednesday, the FED announced an interest rate hike of 75 BPS bringing it up to 3%.
The Fed will have to juggle multiple macroeconomic balls to achieve soft landing.