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[Anonymous No.50652479]

Is the FED pricing in .50 bsp hikes in August? Is this why the markets are switching to more risk on? Or is it because the TNX and 2 year Bonds and the DXY are falling this is the only thing I can deduce from this irrational pump.

[Anonymous No.50652500]

>>50652479
*September not August

[Anonymous No.50652787]

it is possible that this was the last hike if the economy starts going to shit and inflation temporarily dips

[Anonymous No.50652840]

>>50652479
Recession started about a year ago, we are in the half time, new ath by November

[Anonymous No.50652913]

>>50652787
I don't think 2.25-2.50 bsp is enough to tame Trillions printed in 2020. 5% is a bare minimum to cool it down imo. Look at oil. It's already flagging for a move up again. When the cpi comes out hot again it's going get ugly.

[Anonymous No.50652953]

50 bps is the expectation, yes. We get to pump for a few more days at least before CPI. If CPI is good we're going to straight to the Pajeet moon

[Anonymous No.50652990]

>>50652953
2 weeks to flatten the curve, unironically

[Anonymous No.50653010]

>>50652953
They gonna need to cook the books real good to show low cause numbers.

[Anonymous No.50653254]

>>50652913
nothing they can do will tame it. especially with these giant spending bills getting pushed through congress

[Anonymous No.50653613]

>>50652479
This. Pajeets will rise again and this time nothing will stop them.

[Anonymous No.50653680]

>>50652787
>if the economy goes to shit we won't have any more hikes, this is bullish
>if the economy picks up from here, this is bullish (even if it leads to more hikes)
I fucking hate 'all news is good news' faggots so much

[Anonymous No.50653703]

>>50652990
I like how truflation naturally became the standard gauge to measure inflation on this board. Is this the power of Chainlink?

[Anonymous No.50653906]

>>50653703
I am not aware of any dapp using truflations data. If you mean marketing wise, yes