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Powell: We have a different forecast from markets, given our outlook, don't see us cutting rates this year.
The Nasdaq 100 jumped 10.6% in January, its best opening month performance since 2001.
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Markets don't believe Powell
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https://www.bls.gov/news.release/empsit.nr0.htm

The unemployment rate fell to 3.4%, the lowest since 1969. I think fewer people file for unemployment nowadays because they have to have multiple jobs to survive and not eligible for unemployment benefits.
Unemployment rate vs. SPX
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Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis President Neel Kashkari said January’s strong labor-market report shows the US central bank needs to keep raising interest rates.

5.4% target 🤔
CPI YoY 6.4% (predicted 6.2%)
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Fed's Bullard: the Fed risks a replay of the 1970s if it can't lower inflation soon. Wouldn't rule out supporting 50bps March hike.
Morgan Stanley Says S&P 500 Could Drop 26% in Months
Federal Reserve officials may need to raise interest rates as high as 6.5% to defeat inflation, according to new research that was sharply critical of the central bank’s initially slow response to rising prices.

In a paper presented Friday at a conference in New York, a quintet of Wall Street economists and academics argue that policymakers still have an overly-optimistic outlook and they will need to inflict some economic pain to get prices under control.