🚨 A HARD TRUTH MANY DON’T WANT TO ACCEPT
In the next couple of weeks, a lot of people may be frustrated if the Fed doesn’t cut interest rates.
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Complaints will be loud — but here’s the uncomfortable reality: not cutting rates might actually be the right move. Some analysts even argue rates should be higher. Why? Because prolonged cheap money creates bubbles, encourages bad investments, and produces artificial growth.
Here’s the part most people avoid: interest rates shouldn’t be forced by politicians — or even centrally engineered at all. History shows that when governments try to control prices (rent, energy, or money), the damage is only delayed, not prevented. The problems get buried… until they explode.
Artificially low rates may feel good short term, but they:
• Punish savers
• Fuel inflation
• Reward excessive risk-taking
A healthy economy isn’t built on stimulus and shortcuts. It’s built on real demand, real productivity, and honest price discovery. Some pain now may be the cost of avoiding a far bigger collapse later.