“when asked about what effect this will have on asset prices jerome confirmed the common sense deduction that all borrowing rates will go up which should lead to a decrease in housing prices and car prices”Coin Bureau, relaying another source: House prices will fall
Said on Mar 13, 2022, at 20:12 in the video.
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why it's one of my biggest fears by using the link in the description anywho after a few redundant questions from house representatives french hill alma adams and anthony gonzalez jerome revealed a few juicy details about the fed's interest rate roadmap when he was questioned by representative madeleine dean jerome said that the federal reserve will raise interest rates by 0.25 percent about every seven weeks which will apparently be twice as fast as the last time the fed decided to raise rates when asked about what effect this will have on asset prices jerome confirmed the common sense deduction that all borrowing rates will go up which should lead to a decrease in housing prices and car prices when asked about whether corporations are contributing to inflation jerome explained that while industry consolidation does tend to reduce prices the kind of inflation we're seeing is being caused by unprecedented macroeconomic factors such as the pandemic and now the war house representatives alex mooney and sylvia garcia finished off the hearing with questions about how inflation is affecting regular people and jerome's responses were pretty depressing when asked about who inflation is hurting
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