Jerome Powell - FED Chairman
To those who don’t know what happened, let’s hear out his statement
Jerome Powell, the chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, said the central bank would continue to forcefully combat inflation and acknowledged that rising rates would be painful.
To those who don’t know what happened, let’s hear out his statement
Jerome Powell, the chair of the U.S. Federal Reserve, said the central bank would continue to forcefully combat inflation and acknowledged that rising rates would be painful.
After Powell stood inclined toward more rate hikes in the coming months and a firm statement that they would go to any extent to curb US inflation and bring it near 2-3%, as a result, the markets reacted sharply and fiercely
Do you want to hear out his exact words, here you go
Do you want to hear out his exact words, here you go
Jerome Powell says restoring inflation to the 2% target is the central bank’s “overarching focus right now” even though consumers and businesses will feel economic pain
Do you know why it sounds a little funny, they pumped all the money into the economy, and now they want to curb it by “any means” quickly and bring inflation to 2% from 8.5%
The pumping of money for 10 years is aimed to be curbed in 6 months, well I don’t think this is going to land softly
Most of the time, the rate hikes in the US economy have stopped only when the interest rates have crossed the CPI Inflation numbers
Most of the time, the rate hikes in the US economy have stopped only when the interest rates have crossed the CPI Inflation numbers
The Russia-Ukraine war thus clearly went against the west, their sanctions were just pieces of paper worth nothing, Russia crippled the western economy by breaking their bones or in other words cutting their access to Oxygen
Natural gas and energy dependency is huge in Germany and many other European countries from Russia and supply chain shortages have led to the closure of multiple chemicals, fertilizer, and in general many industries in Europe
Indian Economy
Indian economy is leaps and bounds stronger than the US, Europe, and in general the west
The latest speech from Nirmala Sitharaman, Indian finance minister, is affirming and strong that India is nowhere near the road to Stagflation nor Recession
Indian economy is leaps and bounds stronger than the US, Europe, and in general the west
The latest speech from Nirmala Sitharaman, Indian finance minister, is affirming and strong that India is nowhere near the road to Stagflation nor Recession
India is among the fastest growing economies, Inflation stands at 6.71%, and for a growing economy that’s a fantastic number
Most Indian companies delivered fantastic Q1FY23 results and most fast-growing businesses gave strong guidance for FY23
Most Indian companies delivered fantastic Q1FY23 results and most fast-growing businesses gave strong guidance for FY23
Indian indices are relatively stronger and outperformance is visible
Umpteen number of high growth, strong fundamental, liquid stocks are breaking out of long weekly bases with massive volumes, many among them display strong institutional accumulation ( FII+DII )
Umpteen number of high growth, strong fundamental, liquid stocks are breaking out of long weekly bases with massive volumes, many among them display strong institutional accumulation ( FII+DII )
Our neighbors - Pakistan, Bangladesh, and Srilanka are facing huge electricity shortages and a crippling economic situation
India stands strong and sails smoothly through these headwinds
India stands strong and sails smoothly through these headwinds
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