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Inflation just came in better than expected for a *fifth consecutive month.* What on earth is Jerome Powell doing keeping interest rates near 20-year highs?
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WTF? Meanwhile, small businesses are suffocating, homebuyers are sidelined, and America’s middle class is getting nuked.

Powell should be considered an enemy of the American people at this point.

You should research how 10 year yields effect interest rates before you go spouting off bullshit that makes you look retarded.

Life for homeowners is much better with a 3% mortgage rate like mine.

The Fed: somehow underperforming more than 100 years of failure

Powell is deliberately trying to harm the economy He needs to be fired 👎🏼😎🇺🇸 @SecScottBessent @JDVance @POTUS

Prosecute him for treason.

He's starving us out to make a political statement against Trump. He could care less that I can't eat the same day my kids do.

Inflation Remains Right on Target Under President Trump “Every month since President Trump took office, core inflation — the best measure of inflation — has beat or matched expectations. The data proves that President Trump is stabilizing inflation and the Panicans continue to be wrong about tariffs raising prices.” — White House Press Secretary Karoline Leavitt Under President Donald J. Trump, America continues to beat back inflation after years of Biden-induced price hikes. Here’s what you need to know from the latest Consumer Price Index: •June data confirms inflation is right on track. The annualized rate of inflation is below the year-earlier pace, showing that prices are right on track. •Core inflation beat expectations for another month. Since President Trump took office, core inflation has tracked at just 2.1% — levels not seen since the first Trump Administration, when prices were low and stable — and has come in below or at economists’ expectations every single month. •Wage growth remains strong under President Trump. Real wages for production and nonsupervisory workers are up 1.3% over last year. •Prices for everyday Americans continue to fall. Prices for new and used vehicles and airfares fell last month, while annualized shelter inflation dropped to its lowest in nearly four years — with prices for gas, fuel oil, energy commodities, hotels, airfare, public transportation, and fresh vegetables all down over last year.

Time for him to go
