@neelkashkari
Neel Kashkari
1 year
Please see my new essay: Why we missed on inflation and implications for monetary policy going forward.
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@i_warp_space
Maverick
1 year
@neelkashkari The Fed proved the dismal in dismal science. Inflation is always and everywhere a monetary phenomenon.
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@Veganhippo21
Vegan Hippo
1 year
@neelkashkari I mean your essay before FOMC is very funny to read. And why would you promote 100 pts in 2023 when inflation peaked as is...
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@ag_trader
AGTrader
1 year
@neelkashkari @nope_its_lily i cant see how you can be in constant contact with small business owners and miss the entire inflation pulse. people were screaming it since the first import tariff. well before Covid
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@philbak1
Phil Bak 🎩
1 year
@neelkashkari The problem isn’t that you missed as much as how careless you were about that possibility. The Fed doesn’t appreciate that it’s tools are dangerous and should be used with extreme caution.
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@Dougsingular
Doug
1 year
@neelkashkari Go back to India.
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@Dougsingular
Doug
1 year
@neelkashkari I know this guy trying to be (in)famous to sound “hawkish”. This guy majored in mechanical engineering at college. So no economist.
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@Dougsingular
Doug
1 year
@neelkashkari So this one competes with Bullard to be the most “hawkish” ..👎
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@WalkerAmerica
Walker⚡️
1 year
@neelkashkari Do you think it has anything to do with this?
@WalkerAmerica
Walker⚡️
2 years
“Why do these silly #Bitcoin maximalists keep saying the gov/Fed prints money??”
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@RudyHavenstein
Rudy Havenstein, Senior Markets Commentator.
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@pboockvar
Peter Boockvar
1 year
@neelkashkari Did you really need an updated model to figure out that if the US gov't was going to spend $5 Trillion in such a short time period with the Federal Reserve financing most of it that we would have a major spike in inflation? Economics 101 was not even needed to forecast this.
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@nbelthan
0xnb
1 year
@neelkashkari No one missed signs of inflation. You guys looked in your crystal ball and called it "Transitory"
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@RobertMarcin
Robert J Marcin
1 year
@neelkashkari You were cheerleader for ZIRP and QE, an epic policy failure over the past couple years. You and Fed cronies ignited the inflation spike. The mistake was obvious. Fed making the same mistake now in reverse. Will over tighten into a bad recession worsened by Fed. Whole Fed stinks.
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@phillipgara
Phil Gara | BIP-420
1 year
@neelkashkari Appreciate the essay @neelkashkari but trying to understand the logic. Isn’t ‘Surge Pricing Inflation’ by definition transitory? What evidence do you have it is entrenched other than increasing wages, which early in the essay you lament doesn’t keep up with surge price inflation?
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@MikeGillYYC
saudagar singh
1 year
@neelkashkari Rename it to “why we are incompetent yet unaccountable”
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@TopGunOptionsHQ
Matthew 'Whiz' Buckley
1 year
@neelkashkari You had one job Well actually two So 50% failure rate
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@TopGunOptionsHQ
Matthew 'Whiz' Buckley
1 year
@neelkashkari You had one job Well two actually So 50% failure rate
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@aschmidt2930
Austin Schmidt
1 year
@neelkashkari The solution is to spend less time in models and more time at the grocery store. Now, it’s pretty obvious you’re about to go too far in the other direction. These hikes will destroy supply and eventually lead to panic easing, which will feed the second round of inflation.
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@pijin_english
Mac C. Can
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@Marc_R_Ward
Ward
1 year
@neelkashkari Federal Reserve Note is a Bill of Credit. Congress has no authority to borrow or emit Bills of Credit. The Federal Reserve District Banks Subvert the Constitution. Goodbye.
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@suitedupwook
Suitedupwook
1 year
@neelkashkari so you made a mistake, and now want to correct the mistake with another mistake. why do we have a fed?
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