🔴 Fed Ignores Data It Claims to Depend On - Ep 1006

Fed pauses rate cuts; market reactions, language tweaks on inflation, Trump's demand for rate cut, and crypto discussion.

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Peter Schiff discusses the Federal Reserve's decision to pause rate cuts and its implications for the economy. He scrutinizes changes in the Fed's language on inflation and the market's reactions. Peter questions Fed Chairman Jerome Powell's comments and the Fed's accountability on inflation. He addresses President Trump's demands regarding rate cuts tied to oil prices, criticizes the Fed's stance on tariffs and policy impact, and highlights concerning economic data such as the merchandise trade deficit. Peter explores the historical context of tariffs, their impact on economic growth, and the potential consequences of current trade policies. He closes by emphasizing the persistent issues with the Fed's monetary policy and the inflationary pressures facing the economy.

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Chapters:
00:00 Fed Reserve's Rate Pause Announcement
01:59 Market Reactions and Powell's Clarifications
05:20 Trump's Influence and Fed's Response
07:37 Fed's Stance on Tariffs and Policy Impact
11:16 Monetary Policy and Inflation Concerns
15:39 Powell's Q&A Session Highlights
23:38 Crypto and Banking Regulations
28:45 Bitcoin and Wealth Effect
30:42 Economic Data and Trade Deficit
33:58 Impact of Tariffs on Economy
42:18 Historical Perspective on Tariffs
54:20 Conclusion and Market Updates

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