Federal Reserve Leaves Rates Unchanged

The Federal Reserve comes out with its latest interest rate decision followed by a press conference by Chair Jerome Powell. Watch "Bloomberg Surveillance: The Fed Decides" for the latest.
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Imagine if the Federal Reserve decides to keep or slightly raise interest rates in the next three months and the data reports that inflation actually jumps. That means that they fucked up, and that the majority of Federal Reserve voters got it wrong, and they will have no choice but to raise interest rates to at least 6%, which is what they should have done 6 months earlier than now. The Federal Reserve is gambling that they can hold at above 5% for more than a year to try and kill inflation, instead of absolutely killing inflation if they were to go to 8% for more than 12 months. The good news is that all the idiots screaming that the maximum should have been less than 4% in the last 18 months got their heads handed to them on a platter, and that's why you don't hear a peep from them.

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Higher for Longer = Higher FOREVER. We've seen the end of first time homeownership and in a decade the end of the middle class.

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Higher for longer = higher inflation = stagflation. If inflation is only slowly falling and doesn’t meet 2% for another year and rates remain higher - that is your soft landing. Aggressive rate cuts only happen if something breaks and we get deflation. Your middle class will suffer stagflation for several years i.e. a sideways property market until wages reach prices.

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Japan had 30 years of flat or negative growth after the nikkei stock market was at its all time high. It collapsed and for the last 30 plus years the economy has been flat. Will the US enter such a situation. I was in Japan last week, prices are so low and reasonable compared to the US. I was so surprised that so many individuals are shopping at dollar stores. The tourist were enjoying great prices with no taxes , not Japanese residents shopping. My college classmate who is Japanese said the economy will continue for a number more years before Japan sees growth. the cost of borrowing is at .002 percent just recently. it was zero interest and even negative interest rates for borrowing.

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Has the fed actually shrunk its balance sheet though?

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will the higher interest rates cause a recession or puts the US economy into a serious downward spiral ? So many businesses are closing, macy;s,, fast food restaurants, hotels filling bankruptcy, office buildings that are only 33 percent occupied or 66 percent vacant. most corporations are just laying off staff, buying back stock to artificially keeping the stock prices high, so the stock market is manipulated, by buying back stocks reducing the outstanding shares and increasing the prices. this does not mean the company is doing well. it just fired staff and put more pressure on staff to work longer hours and produce more. may this backfire? IMO

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Ppl really need to stop with this ( fed will cut interest rates) talk , the raising rates part was the quick stage . The holding rates high for long is the long painful part , this idea that it will return to old days is naive . Trillions of dollars is in the system and the fed wants it back with high interest, so it will keep it high until that liquidity is sucked out of the system. Plus the real affect of the rate hikes hasn't even affected the economy yet , many mortgages/debt bonds/ etc have not been refinanced ( it means they were taken when interest rates were at 2% and womt mature for a few years ) until a bulk of those are refinanced at these higher rates the high rates remain for longer.

[@mackiej]

@ageofechochambers9469 Those fixed mortgages are *not* getting refinanced at a higher rate (at retail level). For example, my brother lives in an expensive house with a sub-3% mortgage. His wife wants them to trade up to a better house. My brother told me that he couldn't buy the house he lives in now at the higher rates, much less trade up. The result? Homeowners are "hanging tight" in their homes. This includes some who would move to work for a new employer (the avg schmuck--not one with huge housing perks in their new job). So we have less labor mobility. Meanwhile, U.S. home building plunged to a 3-year low in August. The new supply cavalry is apparently not coming. So the Fed terribly distorted the housing market by jacking rates. Mortgage costs are "inflated"--the biggest expense for most. Am I missing anything?

[@ageofechochambers9469]

@@mackiej well anecdotal experiences are fine however not everyone is on a 30 year mortgage who has the ability not to refinance/move . A lot of ppl will buy at 5to7% rate out of fear that rates might go higher , or lack of supply in the future ( since ppl like your brother are not selling) . Plus if rates do go higher ppl like your brother who bought at a lower rate than the current 1 will end up ahead since they'll pay less compared to new rate buyers . So ppl will buy at higher rates despite your brother's strategy. Plus the mortgage story ( which is the only 1 you covered) is only 1 aspect of this , there is a increase in student loans ( around 1 trillion) payments in August which means ppl want to pay them off out of fear of higher rates . Again sucking liquidity out of the market . The vast majority of businesses rely on bank facilities ( loans, bonds, etc ) those need to be refinance on a regular basis, sometimes annually those new rates will affect them . Honestly as someone who watches a financial channel it's surprising how you only focused on 1 issue ( your brothers house ) as a overall representation of the market ! Even if all house owners ( and retail real estate) did the same thing your brother intends to do that's only a 3.7 trillion of the 25 trillion debt ( it's even higher ) .

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@@ageofechochambers9469 Hey, I appreciate the detailed analysis. Strong counterpoint about "fear buying" of homes. Also, I know generalizing off an anecdote about housing market distortions is not smart, a bit sloppy on my part. I was not commenting on the net impact to market liquidity or debt. My comment was on the impact of high Fed rates on mortgage affordability. Clearly, this expense materially impacts the cost of living. For example, a $500K mortgage at 3.5% is $2,245/month. The same $500K mortgage but at 7% is $3,327/month. That's nearly a 50% increase ($1,082) in monthly expense. My premise is the Fed is trying to lower inflation. But, housing new builds are dropping and effective mortgage costs are soaring. I assume the higher cost is partially offsetting the Fed's efforts to lower inflation?

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