The fed won’t raise rates in March because of Russia

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>yup Russia is the only reason nothing wrong with the USA economy we are in great shape boys

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>subtle bear

literally everyone already priced in fed raise in march

Unless it's something absurd like 4%+ then it's nothing burger

>already priced in
thats why bitcoin is pumping 10%

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they really needed any excuse they could get to take the pressure off

Why would they raise though? Do wages start to raise too?

you fags on this board are so clueless it's hilarious.
They will raise rates, by 50 basis points (not 25 like the market priced in), PRECISELY BECAUSE of the 'war'.

i just hope they extend student loan repayments.
>graduated December 2019
>havent paid a cent in student loans
>hoping I never do

Thanks daddy JPow

How do I make money from this ? (asking for a friend)

To dump if the market panics

what's your reasoning

you pull out at the top of the pre pump crash, and then you wait for the bottom and buy everything

nobody knows where the bottom is, that's pretty much the million dollar question and answer, if you time the bottom and buy in the right areas, you will be a millionaire. But you and literally everybody else on this board is trying to time this bottom, so the amount of speculation of "when" is through the fucking roof.

And what about timing the top ? (still asking for a friend)

Unironically yes. More money will need to be borrowed to supply Ukraine. We pooomp.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine will only increase the pressure to raise rates.

because ?

Based jpow

Bears are so dumb

Inflation.

They will & blame Russia & this the start of WWIII

That depends on who's doing the borrowing.
If the rest of the world is borrowing USD from the US to buy military supplies, then yes the rates will go up. That's a free ticket out of inflation for the US without major impact to the current valuations of the housing market.
If the US is borrowing from the fed to buy military supplies, then the rates will simply stay where they are or maybe even go lower.
So... it depends.

The process of ostracizing Russia from the global economy will only worsen the supply chain issues that are responsible for the current outsized consumer price appreciation in the US and Western Europe. That goes double if any restriction in Russian energy exports is enacted.