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US economy added 336,000 jobs in September surpassing expectations
(www.theguardian.com)
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I have a chart I've been following. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/graph/?g=ZCP3 #unemployed and #unfilled jobs. Rate hikes have been bringing the unfilled jobs number down, but they haven't touched unemployment, and there's still way more jobs than people looking. Another 6 months, maybe, before the job market gets tight enough to remind the poors of their place in society.
Get your union organized and contracts negotiated soon.
Thats part of why im sure of another rate hike, because even optimistically it looks like multiple hikes are coming
Quote from Mary Daly at the Fed
“If we continue to see a cooling labor market and inflation heading back to our target, we can hold interest rates steady and let the effects of policy continue to work,”
So since the labor market is not cooling, there's gonna be hikes until it does. They don't hide why they do this.
And interest hikes only hurt us it doesn't stop inflation because fucking greedy corporations will gladly keep raising prices with inflation. Unless the government puts limits on that we will continue to get fucked.
Any economy that needs people to be homeless and straving to fuction should be abandoned.
Interest rates hurt anyone trying to buy property right now because historic housing prices are not coming down near as fast as the rates are going up. Inflation is worse for rich people than poor people because their massive hordes and investments devalue while most poor people are in debt, which means their debt devalues. The worst part of inflation for the working man is that their salaries arent indexed to inflation and thus they're at the mercy of their boss. Prices or domestic goods would rise a little and prices of foreign goods could rise a lot but the reason the fed tackles inflation this hard is to keep the rich peoples hordes and investments competitive with international capital.