Supply chain disruptions, geopolitics, and asset prices have hampered economic recoveries in the past
An elusive soft landing, in which inflation falls without a recession, is in sight for the U.S. economy. But even with inflation finally coming in below 3% and production still strong, Austan Goolsbee, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago, isn’t getting too comfortable.
RSK: I think we can all agree that interest rates will take a drop soon. But to really drop, we need the Feds to stop printing money for frivolous spending.
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