The Fed is caught in a dilemma. On one side, tariffs are driving up prices and the inflation pressure is immense; on the other side, a wave of unemployment is approaching and the job market is in crisis. Which one should be prioritized for rescue? This is the ultimate dilemma facing decision-makers—curbing inflation or protecting employment? A situation where both cannot be achieved is approaching. The market is observing, waiting to see which risk will ultimately prevail.
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AlwaysQuestioning
· 2h ago
Another trap like this? In the end, it's still us who suffer.
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PositionPhobia
· 2h ago
In plain terms, it's like getting slapped on both sides; sooner or later, you have to choose a way to die.
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FloorPriceNightmare
· 2h ago
Another trap like this? Whether to save inflation or employment, to put it bluntly, it's just another way to Be Played for Suckers.
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WhaleWatcher
· 2h ago
It's a typical either-or trap; in the end, someone still has to foot the bill.
The Fed is caught in a dilemma. On one side, tariffs are driving up prices and the inflation pressure is immense; on the other side, a wave of unemployment is approaching and the job market is in crisis. Which one should be prioritized for rescue? This is the ultimate dilemma facing decision-makers—curbing inflation or protecting employment? A situation where both cannot be achieved is approaching. The market is observing, waiting to see which risk will ultimately prevail.