The Fed's Last Chance | Danielle Dimartino Booth

Many people are calling for the Federal Reserve to lower interest rates back to zero. If the fed were to do this after trying to raise interest rates to normalize them, it would be like "ripping off a bandaid" and would not be helpful in the long term. The fed should continue to raise interest rates to a level of around 4-5% and only then start reducing them again to a level of 2%. This will help to prevent the need to return to a zero interest rate policy in the future and the fed should also continue to reduce its balance sheet.

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[sterling]

Don't want or need a fed. End the fed.

[BennyJeters]

Take me to the zero bound and we let’s bound

[soldiernomore]

Is this a battle of economic theories ? The Fed v. Treasury? Is it All MMT economics?

[manueldeabreu]

The problem with Danielle is she doesn't break down what she means to the average person.

What she is saying is how does the Fed raise rates to get control of inflation and then just throw it all way. The Fed can't cut rates, no matter what and there is no way they can go back to 0%.

[ewetoobblowzdogg]

I didn't understand a single thing you said, but it sure seems that you definitely know what you're talking about... whatever that is.

[ecopsych]

Exactly!! Its savers vs banksters and wall streeters. Its the krill vs the whales

[chargermopar]

The Fed has no reason to not go back to zero. There is no way in hell they will ever allow interest rates to go above real inflation.