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Low Inflation is Frustrating the Fed
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August 26, 2019
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1:06Now PlayingDemographic changes in the U.S. are causing the Fed headaches in its effort to stimulate stubbornly low inflation. Baby boomers are retiring and spending less. Younger generations are struggling with huge student debts and will buy homes and start families much later than the boomers. The massive economic changes wrought by the internet mean that companies must focus on cost-cutting rather than raising prices to maintain profits. The Fed has no antidote to these broad social and structural changes, but with employment at record levels, does it really need to feel so frustrated? Insights via @CMEGroup
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