What was said
“when asked about whether housing costs will ever go back below pre-pandemic levels jerome's answer was a firm no”Watch at 21:05Powell Testimony: What He Said CANNOT BE MISSED!!
Coin Bureau, relaying another source: House prices will rise
Said on Mar 13, 2022, at 21:05 in the video.
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What was said around it
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 the most jerome's answer was retirees and the elderly who rely on pension money and savings that are losing value by the day when asked about whether housing costs will ever go back below pre-pandemic levels jerome's answer was a firm no ouch now if you're subscribing to my weekly newsletter you'll know that jerome powell's first hearing coincidentally coincided with the exact time when the crypto market and stock market started to dip however it wasn't until the second hearing that cryptos and stocks started to crash so let's take a look at what he said then shall we as i mentioned earlier jerome powell's second testimony took place in front of the united states senate and this hearing also began with opening statements from both sides of the aisle the first senator to step
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