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🇺🇸 SEN KENNEDY: RATE CUTS MEAN NOTHING IF CONGRESS KEEPS BURNING CASH "Monetary policy is important, and the Fed is in charge of it. But monetary policy is not the only thing that’s important; fiscal policy matters too. I don’t care how low the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates. If the U.S. Congress is profligate in its spending, if it throws money around like it’s pond water, if it runs up $37 trillion in debt and deficit spends to the tune of 7% every year, that also impacts employment, economic growth, and inflation. In fact, the Federal Reserve can lower short-term rates through the Open Market Committee all it wants. But that doesn’t necessarily mean long-term rates, 10 years and above, are going to go down. Because the bond market counts too. You can lower rates as much as you want, but if the bond market thinks inflation is on the horizon, those long-term rates are going to keep going up, or at least stay steady." Source: John Kennedy
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🇺🇸 SEN KENNEDY: RATE CUTS MEAN NOTHING IF CONGRESS KEEPS BURNING CASH "Monetary policy is important, and the Fed is in charge of it. But monetary policy is not the only thing that’s important; fiscal policy matters too. I don’t care how low the Federal Reserve lowers interest rates. If the U.S. Congress is profligate in its spending, if it throws money around like it’s pond water, if it runs up $37 trillion in debt and deficit spends to the tune of 7% every year, that also impacts employment, economic growth, and inflation. In fact, the Federal Reserve can lower short-term rates through the Open Market Committee all it wants. But that doesn’t necessarily mean long-term rates, 10 years and above, are going to go down. Because the bond market counts too. You can lower rates as much as you want, but if the bond market thinks inflation is on the horizon, those long-term rates are going to keep going up, or at least stay steady." Source: John Kennedy

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