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Powell’s Dangerous Trap: Why Rate Cuts Could Crash Markets | Danielle DiMartino Booth

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Inflation is dropping quickly, and other concerning trends, including mass layoffs, are developing. But you wouldn’t know it from reading the headlines.

QI Research founder Danielle DiMartino Booth has been calling attention to underreported recession signals since our last interview in May, when she highlighted rising store closures and job losses. As she said then, “There is no greater drag on inflation than job loss.”

My concerns about a recession are rising daily. Auto loan delinquencies are soaring. And the number of major employers laying off workers now includes Chevron, BlackRock, Boeing, Southwest Airlines, Hewlett-Packard, Kohl’s, Meta, and Starbucks.

Danielle argues that the inflation narrative has been overblown for some time, and that the data, including prices at the pump, now point in the opposite direction.

Where does this leave us? Danielle believes the Fed will wait too long to cut rates, because it always does. Then it will have to cut rates deeper to compensate down the road.

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Timestamps:
00:00 – Introduction
01:52 – Trump’s first trade war
06:24 – Gas prices are coming down
09:23 – Wage inflation is over
12:42 – “Truflation”
19:48 – The year of the multibillion-dollar bankruptcy
23:47 – Demand-side effects of tariffs
27:11 – Danielle’s economic predictions
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