New Inflation Records Put More Pressure on Fed to Raise Rates

<p>The Federal Reserve is beginning to engage in monetary policy that is at least disinflationary and may reach deflationary. This is at a time when inflation expectations are at all time highs, after a year of prices reacting to previous money supply growth. If the lag time between monetary policy and economic impact is about a year, this means the fed is building an air gap underneath the economy right as it is slowing down. When the gap hits in a year, things could get ugly fast.</p> <p> </p> <p>Join Me in Dallas March 5th! <a href='https://bit.ly/dlshrsy'>https://bit.ly/dlshrsy</a> </p>