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Why did the fed raise interest rates?
Joshua Reed
Joshua Rogers
Because the Rothschilds are angry.
Jace Williams
PIzzagate is gonna be exposed. Israel will be exposed and there will be no forces able to defend the monetary system. It's over.
Jace Price
because they found out 4mill new jobs are being created so they increase the cost of loans.
Austin Davis
Jonathan Sullivan
Leo Brown
Jaxson Green
because dey want to asplode the economy
Carson Edwards
They've been raising them slowly for years and talked about how they would keep doing so. Maybe Trump didn't listen to them
Isaiah Davis
crashing this economy
with no survivors
inb4 shills come in and say the fed has never done anything wrong, the fed is great, we owe our existence to the feds, the fed would never hurt a fly, etc etc
Jace Cook
This.
David Morales
Daily reminder Trump appointed the first goy chairman in forever.
Sebastian Hughes
>jews print money
>jews lend money back to x country
>6% interest
>for your own fucking money
>6 FUCKING PERCENT
Why the fuck do we allow these kikes to do this?
Bentley Wright
To help China.
Owen Cruz
The short answer is that if they kept interest rates low while the economy was doing good and wages were rising we would start to have inflation. They are raising rates with the intention of preventing inflation higher than 2-3%.
There's also the fact that low interest rates benefit (((financial industry))) while high interest rates benefit people with savings accounts.
High rates will also discourage people from spending tons of money with (((credit cards))) and promote financial responsibility
Easton Roberts
Bunch of kikes
Benjamin Sullivan
>Why the fuck do we allow these kikes to do this?
Do you want the truth? I don't think you can handle the truth!
I can guarantee you that you will not like the answer.
Anthony Hughes
Mainly to fight inflation. There was some indicators that inflation would rise, which is naturally countered by raising interest rates to stifle the economy so we don't overheat. We also passed out potential GDP according to at least one metric.
Jeremiah Lewis
Inflation is the result of their ponzy scheme. Get rid of the scheme and you'll get rid of these corrective measurements such as inflation and deflation.
Elijah Carter
I hope Trump makes the fed an election issue in '20. The more it gets discussed and the more people start to question and research it, the better.
Luke Cruz
inflation is a jewish side effect of usury.
Michael Bell
Only antisemites discuss these things, Goy.
David Baker
I fear that the fed will make the economy an election issue. if it implodes within the next two years, then the DNC will have everyone running around in the streets waving red flags and burning shit.
Zachary Perry
to not make markets oberheat and to not make you monglets lose your savings
Ryan Moore
Usury is a side effect of kikery.
Andrew Fisher
because they have an army ready to kill you if try to stop them?
Camden Garcia
Army will not shoot 300 million armed citizens.
Owen Myers
One of the indicators being that the fed has printed trillions of dollars in the form of QE over the past decade
Austin Morales
since we're on the topic, daily reminder that pic related is an extremely mandatory book to read to be informed on the topic of the central banks and their tricks
Zachary Stewart
TO CRASH THE ECONOMY
Luke Richardson
DA WURLD ECONOME
Sebastian Walker
I don't get it. Why is Trump running up fiscal budget deficits and demanding low interest rates when we're not in a recession? I see conservatives complain about Keynesianism but Trump is running a Keynesian policy when it's not even a recession.
Elijah Wood
TRUMPS TRYING TO SWITCH IT BACK ON BUT THEY WON'T LET'IM
Levi Campbell
I-it's 4D chess.
Jacob Thomas
trump has no ideology. everyone knows if they raise interest rates it will slow the economy or crash it. the fed may be doing it just to get rid of trump
Wyatt Martin
The media loves to wheel out Keynesian economics like they give a shit during a recession to justify bailouts, then conveniently forget the other aspect of running a surplus during boom times when the economy is good.
Robert Carter
The Fed picked the worst person to declare war upon. Trump will bite back, hard.
Lincoln Lewis
They wont ever stop raising the rates, tis only a matter of thyme.
>rates go up
>Boomers pull money out of market and place it into savings accounts
>Market crashes from lack of capitol
>Panic ensues
>Banks institute a "Monetary Haircut" and boomers lose their money.
Ian Sullivan
please, the second Trump even THINKS about messing with the Fed, he'll take a nice trip to Dallas.
Levi Fisher
Trump doesn't think. Checkmate.
Luke Hill
Go on, expand on that thought.
That's not even what indicator means. The NY Fed's UIG signaled inflation, for one, as well as the economy overperforming it's stable long run output.
Joshua Fisher
They kept hem low under Obama and raise them under Trump. This is literally all it is and everyone now is seeing it.
William Collins
>Then everyone loses confidence in the banking system
>They then pull out whatever money they have and start buying shit at the local grocery store
>Shelves become empty
>Panic ensues
>Inflation begins
Gabriel Rivera
whoa, you're right...
I'd love to see 300 million armed citizens informed enough on the matter to protest. There's been End the Fed marches before but they were small in numbers, compared to the number of people who should be pushing for such a matter.
Julian Brown
That's because the economy was still recovering under Obama. The point of low IR is to stimulate growth. Trump is doing a fantastic job with the economy, the point of high IR is that you can actually be too fantastic, with devastating side effects.
Sebastian Hill
>That's because the economy was still recovering under Obama.
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHA!!!
James Parker
>Then the headlines begin
>"THIS IS ALL TRUMPS FAULT"
>"CAPITALISM HAS FAILED"
>"HUNT REPUBLICANS"
>Then brainwashed leftist zombie hordes take to the streets and we all die
>The end
Michael Rodriguez
There's a saying in Bulgaria, I believe, that goes something like this:
Two days without food is sufficient for revolution.
The problem is that Americans have been fattened and are rarely without food. If you want change, then stop stuffing your mouth with food.
Bentley Davis
>print 100 dollars
>charge 6%
>Need 106 dollars to pay it back
>106 dollars doesn't exist.
>print more money.
>inflate
>devalue dollar
>look goyim! the debt is not so bad anymore
>repeat ad nauseum
There is never enough money to pay back all outstanding loans. Thus you must inflate and devalue your currency to 'chase' the debt. Jews and dip shits think this is a sustainable model. Jews are the fucking worst thing that has ever happened to humanity.
Dominic Long
Rates wouldnt matter if people wouldn't spend so recklessly. Pay your fucking debts.
Parker Gray
You've yet to say why it's unsustainable. Also your oversimplification of the money creation process isn't accurate, considering it fuels the growth of real good and services.
Isaiah Hernandez
>it fuels the growth of real good and services
This is the opposite of what it does
Charles Hill
You support jewish money magick usury. You believe it's okay if we inflate and devalue forever. You're okay with the idea of us making 50,000,000 a year but a burger costs 50,000. and rent is 1,000,000 a month. Great job you dumb kike.
Anthony Sanchez
Because it is the right thing to do. Overall end the FED
William Edwards
What the fuck? Where did you learn this? If you can agree that on a small scale, a bank loan may help create a new business and expand the economy, how do you not follow the logic that creating money is necessary for economic expansion? I mean, just think for a minute if money were a fixed quantity.
Thomas Mitchell
Our financial system is not inherently evil, it just depends on how it's used. here example
>Joe bumfuck wants to drill oil, but is short on scrap
>Joe bumfuck goes to bank and takes out loan for equipment and employee pay
>With that money joe bumfuck hires a crew of 20 people with equipment and they begin fraking the earf for it's nutritious natural resources.
>He turns a profit by selling black goo and is now self sustaining enough to pay employees and pay down debt.
>jobs were created
Owen Sanchez
>devalue forever
fred.stlouisfed.org
??? If you're talking about your personal expenses, then yes goods get more expensive NOMINALLY, but you also get paid more NOMINALLY and can invest your savings to keep up with the expected inflation for the coming year. Have you been taught how to manage personal finances?
Benjamin Harris
help me understand this. I'm going just with common sense, so basically we have had cheap money floating out there for people and businesses to take advantage of, probably cheapest money in history and yet the growth still hasn't been all that, so what happens when rates do go up? to me it sounds like everyone will be hurting, businesses will not be able to afford to stay afloat, growth will completely come to a stop, or ?
Matthew Green
>doesn't understand compound interest
Jacob Wood
keep shilling for the jewish global enslavement system and enjoy your non-inheritance. Fucking dumbass.
Leo Gray
/thread
Nicholas Flores
>Joe bumfuck was dumb enough to take a shady loan
>He realizes that the only way out is to grow
>With improved credit, joe takes out a more favorable loan and opens up another frak rig and hires 20 more people.
>The demand for black goo is insatiable so joe is able to keep bills paid
>Now 40 people are gainfully employed.
>The system forced joe to grow and employ more people.
Parker Walker
>still not understanding the evils of compound interest
Grayson Ross
>growth still hasn't been all that
But it actually has. This has been a point of contention recently, that despite actual improvements objectively, the populace doesn't feel like it is. We've quite literally passed our sustainable output recently, in large part due to how well the economy has been going under trump. The interest rate rises are due to the fact that this is unsustainable, inflationary fears are very real.
Jonathan Lopez
It can be evil depending on who controls the financial system. And it's not perfect, if the price of black goo were to drop below profit margins then joes entire operation could get shuttered.
John Sanders
The only answer anyone can come up with when someone asks what happens after the Fed is ended is
>MUH GOLD
The economy we have today couldn't sustain a switch to a gold-backed currency.
End the Fed if you want a new Depression, I guess.
Josiah Perez
you're assuming all money is being loaned. The reality would be. 100 dollars printed and distributed.
10 does to joe, 10 goes to bank, ect. Bank lends joe 5. Expects 6 in return.
Dominic Morgan
Makes sense, so you are saying that this infinity growing of the economy cannot sustain itself forever, and that it will eventually have to be rolled back? So what is that number? I want to know what the dow would be if such thing would occur, 20k? 16? 10? But wouldn't that also mean that the growth we "saw" wasn't all that it was cracked up to be?
Carson Turner
>muh Rofchillen conspiracy
It's called inflation. Look at the leads up north, milk is now considered a luxury item at $8 a bag
Lincoln Reyes
Matthew Hughes
Usury is always evil. No exception. Usury is creating money out of thin air and making other people pay for it with interest. All reasonable men throughout the ages have reasoned against usury. No one can keep up with usury, because no one is able to in the long run. The formula form usury is the most sophisticated form of slavery, because those enslaved to it do not understand that they are enslaved by it.
Cooper Wood
God Bless Trump. May this prayer shine light and scatter all satanic creatures of the darkness.
Elijah Garcia
Well the idea is that this figure references potential gdp, which is increased due to structural things like our labor force, capital, etc. When our GDP actually passes that, it is typically associated with inflation, as the growth isn't due to our potential output; it's temporary. Keep in mind, the potential CAN grow, but it takes a while for the estimate of potential to be reflected. As far as the dow goes, people are currently more invested into the stock market due to the fact they can afford to take such risks. In the financial crisis, the opposite was true, and people flocked to govt. bonds because they were lower risk. When rates go up, and growth slows, youll see more investment into bonds, holding many other factors constant.
Nicholas Perez
yes, it will eventually burst when a hard physical limit is reached somewhere. They only way that system can be maintained with a sense of ethics would be a jubilee of some sort. Unfortunately those in charge don't believe in debt forgiveness and use such crisis to further impoverish and solidify people at large
Charles Powell
a face only a mother (and Moloch) could love.
Carson Ward
Bunch of smoke and mirrors. The public is given these boogeymen to keep them from looking behind the Wall Street curtain... pol eats it up hook line and sinker
James Perez
Nobody should be censored and I think it's wrong, but Mark Passio mixes disinfo with truth on certain subjects and that makes him a faggot.
>MUH BLACK SUN = SATURN
Totally low IQ.
Hunter Cruz
>pol
DO NOT SHILL ON THIS FUCKING SITE IF YOU CANT EVEN SPELL Jow Forums PROPERLY RETARD.
Joshua Brown
>muh board. been here since 1892
Fuck outta here kid. I shit turds bigger than you
Jaxon Myers
The love of money is the root of all evil. Usurers worship money, they don't forgive debt.
Nathan Thomas
No faggot. The fed prints $1,000 and charges the people at roughly 6% or more.
>Joe deposits $100 in the bank.
>The bank creates an additional $1,000 out of thin air, and reserves $100 for joe.
>The bank lends $900 to your virgin ass, and charges YOU 2-30%+ interest on the loan.
The original $1,000 that the fed printed now has an outstanding debt payable by the people of the USA of 6%+ on the original $1,000 and gets a cut equal to the federal funds rate on the $900 lent back to you at the mentioned 2-30%+ assuming the original bank lent you their own money and aren't giving the fed a cut at whatever the federal funds rate is by loaning interbank funds. My example is over-simplified.
This is why the fed controlls the country, they raise rates and we all get fucked in the name of control. For what? What service do they provide other than fucking us, consolidating wealth, and controlling politicians?
We should be only printing money to pay lenders employees. Make all banks non-profit organizations lending at 0% interest domestically. Take it right out of their paychecks each month at 0% interest until the money is repayed. You can even lend this money with minimum payments, or set terms, depending on credit. Destroy the fed.
Joshua Baker
AUDIT THE FED - AUDIT THE PENTAGON
END THE CONTROL OF THESE USURIOUS EXECUTIONERS
Adrian Hernandez
They need to raise them to keep inflation in check. Inflation is starting to pick up, which may be a sign of an improving economy.
Liam Reyes
if you go to the official website they claim they already get audited.
they should be abolished entirely under the fact that the government can handle the responsibility now, under Trump.
David Hughes
Umm...guys you know that inflation is a Jewish scheme to steal money and funnel it into (((banks))) right? When the say higher interest rates, that means they will print less money and there'll be less inflation. That's unironically a good thing
Brody Barnes
See?! The (((GAO))) and the (((OIG))) say we're okay!
James Moore
Because trump is overheating the economy.
Brayden Brown
Oy Vey, just leave the FED alone! It's not like they are above the law or something.. oh wait:
Blake Adams
this generation is so fucked financially. On top of the $30 Trillion missing from the Pentagon, the $25 Trillion given to the banks, all the missing/stolen funds in Social Security, the expenditures of foreign aid, especially to Israel, immigration both legals and illegal AND the average $100k debt the GG and Boomers are leaving when they die, why do you still have this country? It's over.
Fucking default on the debt already, break up the US and start over cause the ONLY ones winning here are the fucking banking war profiteering JEWS and ARABS who betrayed the USA decades ago. Listen people YOU WILL NEVER PAY THIS DEBT OFF, NEVER! humanity won't even be around long enough to pay off the fuckingusury interest. you are the slaves of the jew, the money masters, deport all of them OR don't breed, don't subject your children to slavery under these kikes. NOW GO crunch the numbers yourself, end this fraud, start over or embrace your slavery to the Jew.
END THE JEWISH OPPRESSION OF WHITE PEOPLE AND PALESTINIANS NOW! #BDS #BoycottIsrael #BoycottJEW #BoycottKosherKilling
if you don't start changing now your children will hate and curse you
Matthew Ramirez
WRONG! Trump can't and won't do shit
this is too big
Jaxson Ross
what he said
Caleb Roberts
Let me explain something to you. When you print money, it inflates, so you're basically taking cash from everyone who has it and handing it over to banks. Banks then lend it out and make a profit off of other people's money. Sure credit is easier to get, and that leads to economic growth in the short term, but it's unsustainable and leads to recessions later on. This is because the easy credit leads to higher demand for goods, which leads to high artificial prices which come crashing down when people have to pay the credit back. Think the housing bubble.
If the money supply were constant, sure there would be deflation and it would be tied to GDP growth. Loaning money would then be more expensive as you have to pay back in deflated dollars but the posted interest rates would actually be lower since there is more incentive to save cash and loan it out instead of sticking it in securities or commodities right away, but still the effective interest rate will still be higher than now. So if you're going to loan, make sure your investment is growing at close to the average growth rate of the economy so you don't lose money, but that's how it should be anyway to allocate resources efficiently and prevent bubbles.
Charles Miller
Levi Robinson
oops
Landon Diaz
Loans are fine, but banks loaning out stolen money received from the FED is wrong. Inflation is theft. Have those companies pay the appropriate market interest rate that people would be willing to lend money at.
Carson Thompson
Fpbp
Dylan Sullivan
Spit it out fren.
John Hughes
ITT: Brainlets who want to start a global depression
Lincoln Taylor
>but you also get paid more NOMINALLY
Wages have stagnated for the last forty years, you slithering kike.
Ethan Ramirez
>armed
And legged.