@cnbc: Fed Chairman Kevin Warsh expressed concern about elevated inflation in his speech at Jackson Hole on Friday saying, “The responsibility for 65 months of sustained, elevated inflation sits squarely with the central bank.” Read more at the #linkinbio or the link on screen. #CNBC #kevinwarsh #inflation

Dynami999 :

Inflation was down until Trump took over.

Here to Comment :

BRING JEROME POWELL BACK NEOOOW!

Jawn.F.Kennedy :

Put the rate at 20%, that'll solve inflation.

Atrophis :

He will keep saying this because it makes sense but they aren’t gonna touch anything before the midterms as he was instructed when he got the job. Expect them to hold off till December and then get a massive hike after dems win so they can blame them

FUNTIMES12 :

Biden's team were idiots obviously

umayb-right :

in a pickle...time for quantitative tightening... pop the housing and ai bubble.

Mango :

I agree. Fed needs to hike aggressively. The only way out is to have a recession.

A Raccoon :

Rates are going up next meeting. 🤝😂

Mr Matt Patt :

Just raise the rates and get it over with

Right after the BS :

Tax the wealthy 51%

Bmurchz :

So rates are going to continue to climb

ggman0928 :

Has to blame someone… the American way!

raj :

So central bank failed

chris rombis :

Banks no buybacks and drop credit card payment to 10%

@qjaarneh :

I Love Ohio :

Let me guess - you are calling the Federal Reserve the central bank? I bet you’re moving to replace it with a universal crypto reserve headed by the Trump Bank.

Okbutwhy :

Raise it

genosage :

43 trillion growing debt in two years later... pressure own allies paper value

ija :

jadi kesimpulannya mau ke ATH apa bikin bear dulu

Ari Ya :

artine opo?

fadli :

waktu a jual dollar di harga tinggi beli emas di waktu murah bagi yang ada uang dingin

vrbbal :

So another 65 months of inflation is coming 😂

⭐️⭐️⭐️SILVER STAR⭐️⭐️⭐️ :

if the tariffs and the war ends it's going to give a huge boost to the economy and inflation will fall fast.so let's see midterm first

Stanley :

Chris :

And high interest rates that have ruined the real estate market