The Fed chair just doubled down on the 2% inflation target. Powell's making it crystal clear—they're sticking to that number no matter what.
But here's the kicker: he's pointing fingers at tariffs as the main culprit behind the current inflation overshoot. Not monetary policy missteps, not supply chain chaos—tariffs. That's a pretty bold call, especially with trade policy getting more aggressive lately.
For anyone watching macro trends, this matters. Central bank rhetoric shapes risk appetite across all markets, crypto included. If Powell's right and tariffs are the real inflation driver, we might see policy staying tighter longer than expected.
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FastLeaver
· 19h ago
Powell is shifting the blame again, this time blaming tariffs? Wake up, everyone.
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BearMarketHustler
· 12-10 20:38
Selling off the mule and killing the donkey, now they're shifting the blame to tariffs. Why didn't they do this earlier?
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GasWastingMaximalist
· 12-10 20:36
Blaming tariffs again... Can Powell's rhetoric fool anyone?
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ForkTongue
· 12-10 20:30
Powell is shifting the blame again, this time it's tariffs? Alright, it's not the first time anyway.
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InscriptionGriller
· 12-10 20:17
Powell's move to shift the blame is brilliant, he literally blamed tariffs, this guy really dares to say that
Wait, isn't this logic nonsense? We've had excessive money supply for a long time and now we're blaming trade policies? The crypto community should wake up
The tightening cycle isn't over, what are you still thinking? Just keep the liquidity tight
With Powell's comments, market sentiment is going to get worse again, let's watch the show, brothers
The Fed chair just doubled down on the 2% inflation target. Powell's making it crystal clear—they're sticking to that number no matter what.
But here's the kicker: he's pointing fingers at tariffs as the main culprit behind the current inflation overshoot. Not monetary policy missteps, not supply chain chaos—tariffs. That's a pretty bold call, especially with trade policy getting more aggressive lately.
For anyone watching macro trends, this matters. Central bank rhetoric shapes risk appetite across all markets, crypto included. If Powell's right and tariffs are the real inflation driver, we might see policy staying tighter longer than expected.