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Inflation, not the Fed, sets interest rates
The guest argued that inflation is the primary determinant of interest rates, not the Federal Reserve, and that a sustained higher inflation regime is a major underappreciated market risk.
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The guest argued that the political and economic path ahead is one of financial repression, leading to sustained inflation in the 4-5% range, eroding wealth unless action is taken.
The guest argued that inflation is the primary determinant of interest rates, not the Federal Reserve, and that a sustained higher inflation regime is a major underappreciated market risk.