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我真不是孙红雷 发表于 2024-5-1 21:23
哦。。。玩标题党和文字游戏是吧?通胀抬头,非农超好。。。GDP减速超出预期将近一倍。。。这大滞涨信号 ...
What’s the biggest obstacle to lowering interest rates?
In short: wealthy people, especially those 60 and over. Looking at the current economy is like looking at a floral sofa: Millennials say “gross,” but boomers say “sweet.”
Since they’re the most likely generation to have already paid off a house and a car (or two), boomers don’t have to worry about borrowing costs like people without those assets do.
And because they’ve played the long game in the stock market and have money compounding in the bank, they’re indulging in international travel, first-class airline tickets, and more.
Turns out, it’s really hard to bring down the prices of goods and services when a lot of buyers…don’t care about the price.
What’s next: While this can resolve on its own with time, the Fed may want to be more strategic. The Wall Street Journal reports that allies of former President Trump, a boomer himself, are drafting plans to curtail the Federal Reserve’s independence if he retakes the White House. Options being considered range from minor policy changes to “a long-shot assertion that the president himself should play a role in setting interest rates.”—HVL
老钱还是太多了,目前利率根本不管用。
https://finance.yahoo.com/news/f ... king-120000966.html 加息管不管用也不一定
,这篇文章甚至说加息反而刺激了经济 - ‘This is, the contrarians argue, because the jump in benchmark rates from 0% to over 5% is providing Americans with a significant stream of income from their bond investments and savings accounts for the first time in two decades. “The reality is people have more money,” says Kevin Muir, a former derivatives trader at RBC Capital Markets who now writes an investing newsletter called The MacroTourist.
These people — and companies — are in turn spending a big enough chunk of that new-found cash, the theory goes, to drive up demand and goose growth.’ |
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