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⏲ Duration: 21 min 95 sec
✓ Published: 30-Jul-2021
✓ Published: 30-Jul-2021
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Market Melt-Down Ahead? Will a Minsky moment lead to market crash in the near future? Financial expert Lance Roberts decodes the implications of what Jerome Powell said at the latest Federal Reserve press conference, why inflation will and will not be transitory, and why volatility in financial assets like stocks and bonds will be substantially higher from here.nnIt’s looking increasingly clear folks:nnThe economy has taken on too much debt. Interest rates can’t rise substantially without th
Market Melt-Down Ahead? Will a Minsky moment lead to market crash in the near future? Financial expert Lance Roberts decodes the implications of what Jerome Powell said at the latest Federal Reserve press conference, why inflation will and will not be transitory, and why volatility in financial assets like stocks and bonds will be substantially higher from here.nnIt’s looking increasingly clear folks:nnThe economy has taken on too much debt. Interest rates can’t rise substantially without th
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