A rate cut is not necessarily even warranted at this point, says JPMorgan's Oksana Aronov

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[@KungPowEnterFist]

What she is saying actually makes sense. There is nothing in the data that says the Fed should be cutting this week. Inflation is still well above target, labor market is still hot, deficit spending through the roof, financial conditions very loose, and M2 is higher now than it was 18 months ago.

[@prolific1518]

🤣🤣🤣 inflation is cratering as unemployment spikes. You believe government data. You must be a Harris voter.

[@geraldtv2080]

You're ridiculous. JPM want higher rates to become as large as possible

[@headspaceandtiming2114]

She is spot on. This economy is not in crisis. As a matter of fact it’s a consumer, government job based facade. The Fed better hold on to all those BP for as long as possible.

[@kirkdogg007]

If so give her your money and let her invest it and see u in 5 years.

[@MrWashraf]

Fed is not on hold because it is not a "Political" institution.

[@energyfitness5116]

Economy isn't in crisis? Then why the layoffs? Then why the big players buying up gold? Why are we losing full-time jobs and replacing them with part time? Why is the Government the biggest employer? Why are cardboard producers cutting outlook? Those things generally don't happen in a strong economy.

[@headspaceandtiming2114]

@@energyfitness5116 that’s not a crisis. And let’s say your right. Why cut now? It’s a facade but not breaking. Layoffs? 1.24 jobs for every applicant. Get another job. Most people don’t know tough times. Or have set themselves up poorly to handle them.

[@energyfitness5116]

@@headspaceandtiming2114 An airplane crashing really isnt a crisis until it hit the ground, right? Layoffs start small and tend to snowball, right? 1.24 PART TIME jobs per applicant - why are Full Time dissolving and Part Time growing? Why more Government jobs than non? You are absolutely correct the people dont know tough times. This will be worse than the 70s Stagflation.

[@xavier_lucas]

Markets look like 2015-16. Probably going back to all time highs, but will probably go sideways until fed signals rate cut, Recently sold 25% of my portfolio comprising of plummeting stocks that were recommended by certain financial KZbinrs, quite devastating!

[@michealbrown-h3d]

not their fault, the stock market seems to be more of a casino for gamblers now than a place for investors. even if you were averaging down on ailing companies, its your duty to properly research, buying the dip does not guarantee a rebound

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[@lserranov]

So called strategists have no clue at all

[@kinpatu]

Finally, someone making sense. She must buy her own groceries.

[@gary9080]

Agreed Housing has doubled 25% lower would help Another 25% would be a correction Lower house taxes Lower insurance

[@nishanthreddy2377]

JPMorgan ceo says stagflation which is even worse than recession possible and this women says, even a rate cut is unwarranted

[@jasoncortez1238]

a rate cut could increase the “flation” part of that scenario while not helping with the growth.

[@prolific1518]

​@@jasoncortez1238 lol

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[@TorukMaktoDracarys]

I agree 💯%, right on the 💰, no cut necessary going into the strong 4th qrt & good economic numbers, the Fed should wait til the end of the year & not risk it

[@JamesRamon22]

Man, these Fed rate cuts are really starting to mess with everything. I mean, sure, they were supposed to help, but now I’m feeling the pinch everywhere. My savings account is basically giving me nothing, and the stock market’s all over the place.

[@MelissaHobbs-qm8wi]

Tell me about it. My 401k? Practically useless right now. I’ve got over $500k in there, but with everything going on, I’m wondering if I should just cash out and figure something else out. I’m getting closer to retirement, and the idea of relying on that fund is stressing me out.

[@JackMyers-br2vi]

It’s rough out there. Honestly, I had to pick up a second job just to make sure we stay afloat. The cost of living keeps going up, and the value of my investments seems to be going down. Feels like a losing game sometimes.

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[@KarenBen-py1mc]

How’d you pull that off? I’ve been trying to stick to a budget, but with all this uncertainty, it feels impossible to get ahead, let alone plan for the future.

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[@arunbasuljevic1609]

The issue is the wealthy are so unbelievably rich at this point that higher rates simply allows them to take advantage in a way that exacerbates inflation and wealth gap in a worse way than if the Fed were to cut 50-100 bps. They can park huge sums into risk free assets and generate free cash flow from that. All high rates will do is squeeze the middle and lower class more because they will be unable to make the traditional large purchases (i.e. real estate) due to not being able to qualify for the payments. It's cycle that is never-ending but by being restrictive, they are hurting the "little guy" more than anyone else.

[@normanskillings9492]

Every American consumer knows that the cost of living, and everything from the house you live in to the groceries you buy has far surpassed wage growth in the past few years. Every article you read..and Jamie Dymond himself can tell you the banks are seeing savings accounts dropping, delinquencies rising, and credit cards/lines being maxed out.. at the end of the day, regardless of what reports say or historical interest rates say, if you can stand on any American street corner and and ask 20 people walking buy if they’re hurting more now financially than they were 3-4 years ago and they all give you a resounding yes..then the economy is in bad shape, period.The only thing you could potentially achieve by not cutting rates is to hope to make the economy “appear” like it’s not headed for trouble and make the people “think” the current administration did a good job before we go to election. And at the end of the day, even the people who think Trump is a jerk, would rather have a jerk who puts food on the table for their family, as opposed to nice people who’ll have your kids going to bed hungry and illegals taking your jobs.. just my humble opinion.

[@chrisk7812]

Great soooo no one knows anything about anything 👍🏼

[@Dptl]

Raise the rates, not cut it.. ❤❤❤

[@selma5885]

Restaurants, travel, etc are busier than ever.

[@syedarmaghanhassan4652]

which restaurants, which travel and which etc.?

[@ro6742]

That’s YOLO credit card spending you’re seeing. Everybody thinks they’re rich because their portfolio is worth more. Everything is “worth more”. A rising tide floats all boats but leaves a lot less land. 🙄

[@rolandnelson6722]

Totally agree. Near full employment Last Core CPI print was 0.3%

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[@danielnyu500]

Girl is looking at what data I am wondering... She said the Fed says 5.0% unemployment is their neutral, which the Fed clearly didn't even say. And she said 14 months later CPI is sitting at 2.9%😂 What CPI are you looking at. And she mentioned "objectively speaking"... So you brought up random numbers to back your objectiveness huh?😅

[@alexsmith2766]

Shes actually spot on regarding the 5% unemployment rate being the "target".. It is literally written in the Fed's website.. It seems you guys are new to economic analysis? Because she has been doing it for 20 years.

[@danielnyu500]

@@alexsmith2766 show the website you old guru😄 And explain the origin of what a 2.9% inflation comes from Prof. 🤡

[@MohHus-r7o]

Agree 100% those firms took loan on Zero interest and mada a big money must pay the current interest to the fed

[@AlredMather]

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[@Yomamaissoo]

Recent hot numbers?

[@TorukMaktoDracarys]

3% 2nd qrt growth with 3.2% headline is rather hot, if you want it to go down to 2%, if you cut rates & accelerate going into busy 4th qrt, will that help or hinder it going down to 2%❓🤔

[@prolific1518]

​@@TorukMaktoDracarys fake number influenced by formulaic fake numbers that get revised up to a decade later.

[@melissajackson2537]

She’s smart!

[@Dptl]

Raise the rate 200bps not cut 25 or 50 etc

[@melissajackson2537]

@@Dptl fine by me.

[@Dptl]

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[@jaggandhi6513]

CPI around 2.5 - 3.0. Not 8. Why the interest rate has to be this high?

[@KungPowEnterFist]

Because it proves that the funds rate is not too high. If the funds rate was too high, the economy would have collapsed already. That did not happen.

[@jasoncortez1238]

inflation still too high and if they cut too much it can accelerate

[@jaggandhi6513]

50 bps cut

[@jaggandhi6513]

You have to keep an eye on Unemployment rate..

[@John-s9d]

All these companies want lower wage costs. All of them. While all of them think they will retain the sales.

[@kurdi98k]

There are more opinions than actual rate cut options

[@Personalfinance_10174]

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[@janelbest1522]

I swear Joe downs a few 🍸 before going on the air...😂😂😂

[@prolific1518]

Pumpers are desperate.

[@abdihassan1997]

Please don’t show this clip to Jerom Powell,😂 he is going to retract his decision about cutting rates tomorrow

[@fredfarkle-bp9en]

Tell it Oksana and tell me when was the last time you went grocery shopping? Ah ok 2 years ago and your chef goes shopping for you Spot on What inflation sweet

[@eoncapital007]

We need unemployment 6-9% to bring down house prices and rents. The goal is to have the MAJORITY able to afford food, shelter and housing. Powell is obviously getting heat from the administration and his worst nightmare, being remembered as Arthur Burns, will come true if he cuts rates tomorrow.

[@kevinolivavicente1934]

Rate cuts means unemployment rises. Its already up .4 compared to last aug 2023 check the data they release.

[@lukag37]

How did she get this job? Yeah lets wait until a massive recession hits and then cut? Btw absolutely mindblowing how one could bring up walmart having good earnings being good for the economy…. It means the consumer has no money to go shopping at other places. Just totally absurd.

[@Sammy517]

Very sensible and true

[@kirkdogg007]

I would take my money out of Chase with leadership like this imagine she was diamonds replacement WOW.

[@twhelostl61]

Wait for it. They talk every day, say nothing in particular. Informed just watch the 2yr & 10yr Treasury yields. ST Interest Overnight rates are pushed up and down near a cyclical turn. The Fed is playing twister as usual.

[@BoSaycosie-cj6sx]

Something wrong with My phone 😢

[@rock_oclock]

She is calling for 0 cuts...smh

[@Mostly_bad]

Always talking their book. JPM is offsides.

[@ethylene1254]

Yeah it warranted. Who is this shill for high rates?

[@jaym9846]

Market needs a hit to get over the hump.

[@garysimone4977]

See it, look at the bankruptcy stats, !!!

[@MeWhenTheVids]

This is ridiculous. Does she not know what FED lags are?

[@ScientistsRus]

2:19 huge fart

[@theruraloregonian1802]

If you take out the government debt and jobs, we are in a deep recession.

[@trentpetersen3072]

2007.

[@user-pn6mv4wy7w]

lol, she should be unsettled!!!!

[@pureland2703]

she's myopic.

[@bikoastal9203]

Wow, someone who's actually right. I love this woman.

[@fredfarkle-bp9en]

you on drugs also Good job

[@normanskillings9492]

Every American consumer knows that the cost of living, and everything from the house you live in to the groceries you buy has far surpassed wage growth in the past few years. Every article you read..and Jamie Dymond himself can tell you the banks are seeing savings accounts dropping, delinquencies rising, and credit cards/lines being maxed out.. at the end of the day, regardless of what reports say or historical interest rates say, if you can stand on any American street corner and and ask 20 people walking buy if they’re hurting more now financially than they were 3-4 years ago and they all give you a resounding yes..then the economy is in bad shape, period.The only thing you could potentially achieve by not cutting rates is to hope to make the economy “appear” like it’s not headed for trouble and make the people “think” the current administration did a good job before we go to election. And at the end of the day, even the people who think Trump is a jerk, would rather have a jerk who puts food on the table for their family, as opposed to “nice” people who’ll have your kids going to bed hungry and illegals taking your jobs..