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Category: TRENDS IN THE MARKETS by Gregory Mannarino – Aug 22 2023

Home 22 August 2023 TRENDS IN THE MARKETS by Gregory Mannarino – Aug 22 2023
CENTRAL BANKS ARE FOSTERING AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT
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CENTRAL BANKS ARE FOSTERING AN EXTINCTION LEVEL EVENT

U.S. mortgage rates here in the United States have just risen to their highest level in 21 years. Meanwhile, despite all the talk about how raising rates would somehow tame inflation, and that it was just temporary, and even transitory, inflation continues to rise. Moreover, by the Fed’s own admission, “inflation continues to outpace every projection they have made.” Moreover and overall, food inflation continues to outpace everything else. With energy inflation a close second.