Feb 5, 2020
1:37:10pm
1:37:10pm
Can you help me understand? Wouldn't they need to start raising rates
if inflation really kicks in?
(I know their measures of inflation say it hasn't been that high, but anyone who buys groceries, houses, cars, etc. would probably disagree.)
(I know their measures of inflation say it hasn't been that high, but anyone who buys groceries, houses, cars, etc. would probably disagree.)
- Bio page
- crack
- Joined
- Nov 17, 2005
- Last login
- Apr 29, 2024
- Total posts
- 42,312 (118 FO)
