Three Reasons the Fed Will Lose the Inflation Fight: SchiffGold Friday Gold Wrap March 3, 2023
Despite the hotter-than-expected CPI data for January, most people still seem confident that the Federal Reserve can win the inflation fight, drive CPI back to 2% in relatively short order, and then return to the easy monetary policy we all have come to expect. Friday Gold Wrap host Mike Maharrey does not share this optimism. In this episode, he outlines three reasons the Fed won’t win the inflation fight.
TOPICS COVERED
- Disinflation is transitory
- Recession warning signs
- Three reasons the Fed won’t win the inflation war
- The recent correction in the gold and silver markets
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The Fed Books a Loss of $126B in February
Peter Schiff: History Shows It’s Impossible to Put the Inflation Genie Back in the Bottle
Fed Paper Admits the Central Bank Can’t Control Inflation; Finger-Points at Federal Government
Gold and Silver Technicals: This is a Healthy Correction if $1800 holds
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