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    The Wall Street Journal‏Verified account @WSJ Jan 22

    Jerome Powell’s challenge at the Fed: Keep the economy humming while raising rateshttp://on.wsj.com/2Bl6Pmi 

    11:49 AM - 22 Jan 2018
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      1. Jack Brooks‏ @MJBJD Jan 22
        Replying to @WSJ

        I expect inflation to stay low even with higher wages & more jobs because 1 Rep tax cut gives corporations enough money to raise prices slowly if at all holding inflation down & 2 ppl are overloaded with debt so buying will be restrained. Thus Fed rate increases slows the economy

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      1. Lowell the Berner‏ @lowetze1 Jan 22
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        48.2 M Americans live in poverty 15.5 M Americans under 18 live in poverty 2.5 M children are homeless 77 M Americans are without clean water You have a fucked-up definition of "humming". Maybe those hums you hear are people sharpening pitchforks.

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      1. Matthew J. Shaw‏ @Brav3NewAmerica Jan 22
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        Here comes the crash

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      1. Texas Kittie aka QE forever‏ @guiboc1 Jan 22
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        his challenge - keep pumping without admitting it - like all the locusts have done for the past 10 years

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      1. Steve‏ @LarryLivinston Jan 22
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        Don't forget about the $4 trillion dollar Fed balance sheet that he has to unwind either.

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      1. Pilot‏ @swamppilot007 Jan 22
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        Why the need to raise rates ? Economy is improving and inflation is under control. Not significant! Or does someone’s grandma need higher CD interest?

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      1. Ron E‏ @ronaboe5 Jan 22
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        That's going to be a good challenge, since interest rates are one of the prime causes of inflation! Then there's our Twenty-one Trillion national debt that has to pay that extra interest! Budget buster??

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      1. Justin Huff‏ @C4YerSelf Jan 22
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        Just move the interest rate around in that "crazy bug" style that works so well for @realDonaldTrump (... could be 'interest'-ing...)

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      1. Skeptic‏ @abqralph Jan 22
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        "easy peasy" Amazed that Bernanke and Yellen didn't think of that.

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