It will help people who worked and saved their money. It will also help slow inflation some.Policymakers fear a labor shortage is pushing up wages and prices. Wrong. Real wages are down and workers are struggling
Higher interest rates will harm millions of workers who will be involuntarily drafted into the inflation fight by losing jobs or long-overdue pay raises. There’s no “labor shortage” pushing up wages. There’s a shortage of good jobs paying adequate wages to support working families. Raising interest rates will worsen this shortage.
https://www.theguardian.com/comment...est-rates-shaft-american-workers-robert-reich
They need to be raised
That is why they are being raised
They are still historically low. I remember when Ii bought my first home in 1984, my mortgage rate was 9%. I remember my dad said his mortgage rate in 1963 was 5% and I thought it would never get below that again. Well, it's been below that for over a decade. It historically should be around 4-6%.
They need to be raised
That is why they are being raised
My 2nd house was 13% You would have liked the place. It had 3 toilet seats you could lick.I bought at 11% on my first home
It had gone down enough I could make it possible
At one point I remember 17%
yes they must be raised and that should have started last year but no chance Biden would pressure Powell to do so and Wall Street certainly didnt want it.
Carter's problem was that he failed to act in a timely or effective manner.
Inflation was under control due to his sound leadership. Toilet licker.Why didn’t trump raise them asshole?
And yet Reagan fixed it. Carter was the worst President in 75 years....until Biden.The right blamed Carter because they are fucking liars
Nixon did it
He created stagflation with his policies
Then the oil rich Mideast did an oil embargo to try and kill Israel and made it worse
Carter did not have any tools to fix the mess Nixon created
And yet Reagan fixed it. Carter was the worst President in 75 years....until Biden.