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The Fed CANNOT raise rates at its September meeting. The Federal Reserve simply cannot raise interest rates at the next meeting. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent back the new Fed Chairman into with the stunt he pulled. Bessent was concerned about long-term bond rates getting out of control. So he announced the Treasury would bonds to keep our debt cost lower, which sounds logical until you realize we're in $40 trillion of debt and don't have do it. So the Treasury is gonna have more short-term bonds into the market for that spend. And guess what? If the Fed raises interest rates, the Treasury will pay a higher interest rate to the bond buyers of those new short-term bonds. So no, the Fed will not be raising interest at their next meeting. Hit follow if you want more informed opinions on what's coming in the market.