https://www.nytimes.com/2022/07/07/opinion/inflation-recession-the-fed.html
Krugman argues that inflation fears have been overblown and that there is evidence that inflation is subsiding. His argument is that the Fed is overreacting by signalling that it intends to continue to aggressively raise interest rates raising the prospect of an unnecessary recession. However, this mornings U.S. jobs report shows gain of 372,000 in non-farm payrolls, exceeding economists’ estimates for a 275,000 increase. The unemployment rate remains unchanged at 3.6%. This report may undermine Krugman's analysis and give a green light to the Fed's view that the economy is overheated and inflation may be incorporated into people's expectations, triggering a self-sustaining inflation. The bottom line is a likely hefty rise in interest rates later this week (0.50% and possibly 0.75%). The risk will then shift to to a recessionary outlook. With all the political and economic problems facing the world, a recession in the world's largest economy would be pouring gas on a fire. #ezrazask #inflation #economicpolicy #federalreserve #employment #politicaleconomy #recession #stagflation
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