Fed to seek higher inflation in bid to boost employment
Essentially, the Fed is pledging not to raise interest rates until prices begin to rise more rapidly.
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When It Comes to JPMorgan, Warren Buffett Isn’t Buying the Spin from the Fed and the Street
Aid to “Badly Managed” States Versus Aid to “Badly Managed” Wall Street Banks
Aid to “Badly Managed” States Versus Aid to “Badly Managed” Wall Street Banks
This latest Wall Street crisis and bailout did not start with the pandemic. It began four months before the first reported death from COVID-19 anywhere in the world.
The Fed Created an Emergency Lending Program to Hold Interest Rates Down; the Tiny Country of Sri Lanka Was the Major User
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Memo to Biden: Cut Your Ties to Larry Summers
Memo to Biden: Cut Your Ties to Larry Summers
There is growing concern about Biden among progressives because he has made the decidedly ill-advised move of using the infamous Larry Summers as an advisor. Summers is the man who played an outsized role in the creation of Frankenbanks on Wall Street in 1999 with his push to repeal the Glass-Steagall Act and the deregulation of derivatives in 2000 as Treasury Secretary in the Clinton administration.
The Fed Is “Trying To Kill What’s Left Of The Middle Class… This Is All By Design”
The Fed Doesn’t Have Another Rabbit in Its Hat
New York Times Rewrites the Timeline of the Fed’s Wall Street Bailouts, Giving Banks a Free Pass
Fedcoin: A New Scheme for Tyranny and Poverty
If some Congress members get their way, the Federal Reserve may soon be able to track many of your purchases in real time and share that information with government agencies. This is just one of the problems with the proposed “digital dollar” or “fedcoin.”
Federal Regulators Are Mortgaging The Country To Wall Street
Federal Regulators Are Mortgaging The Country To Wall Street
Of course, it depends on the debt. Let’s say the long-term debt in question is a 30-year mortgage-backed security comprised of subprime mortgages. Is this really safer for banks than buying some stock in Amazon? Ask Lehman Brothers.
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