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Is the Fed ignoring a recession warning? In this video, we break down the signs that suggest the U.S. economy is already on the edge — or possibly in the early stages — of a recession. Despite mounting evidence, the Federal Reserve continues to hold interest rates steady. But is this the right move?
We explore the data: falling consumer spending, rising unemployment claims, tightening credit, and slowing GDP growth. Many experts argue that the Fed’s current policy is too aggressive for a fragile economy. Are we heading for a deeper downturn because the Fed is too slow to pivot?
This episode makes the case for immediate rate cuts and why waiting could be a costly mistake. We’ll also discuss the risks of cutting too soon and what history teaches us about monetary policy in uncertain times.
Whether you’re a real estate investor, small business owner, or everyday consumer, Fed rate decisions impact you directly. Understanding the potential consequences of Fed inaction could help you prepare for what’s coming next.
By Anton StetnerIs the Fed ignoring a recession warning? In this video, we break down the signs that suggest the U.S. economy is already on the edge — or possibly in the early stages — of a recession. Despite mounting evidence, the Federal Reserve continues to hold interest rates steady. But is this the right move?
We explore the data: falling consumer spending, rising unemployment claims, tightening credit, and slowing GDP growth. Many experts argue that the Fed’s current policy is too aggressive for a fragile economy. Are we heading for a deeper downturn because the Fed is too slow to pivot?
This episode makes the case for immediate rate cuts and why waiting could be a costly mistake. We’ll also discuss the risks of cutting too soon and what history teaches us about monetary policy in uncertain times.
Whether you’re a real estate investor, small business owner, or everyday consumer, Fed rate decisions impact you directly. Understanding the potential consequences of Fed inaction could help you prepare for what’s coming next.