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Billionaire hedge fund manager: Federal Reserve ignores inflation, risks to financial stability are heating up
Jones, a famous hedge fund manager who accurately predicted the 1987 stock market crash, was interviewed by CNBC and criticized the Federal Reserve for concentrating on solving employment issues, ignoring inflation, and the risk of financial stability is rising.
He pointed out that if the authorities say the economy is on the right track, they will bet heavily on sectors that will benefit from rising inflation, including buying commodities, cryptocurrencies, and gold. They also expect that when there is a fear of austerity, bonds will be sold off, and the stock market will adjust.
The billionaire hedge fund manager described this week's meeting as the most important in the career of US Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. He criticized the Federal Reserve for taking inflation too lightly, arguing that it was just excessive and not sustainable. In fact, the current economy is already booming. The job supply has been innovated to 9.3 million, and there is no need for any stimulus policies at all. The current easi
He pointed out that if the authorities say the economy is on the right track, they will bet heavily on sectors that will benefit from rising inflation, including buying commodities, cryptocurrencies, and gold. They also expect that when there is a fear of austerity, bonds will be sold off, and the stock market will adjust.
The billionaire hedge fund manager described this week's meeting as the most important in the career of US Federal Reserve Chairman Powell. He criticized the Federal Reserve for taking inflation too lightly, arguing that it was just excessive and not sustainable. In fact, the current economy is already booming. The job supply has been innovated to 9.3 million, and there is no need for any stimulus policies at all. The current easi
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