Conrad Putzier
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146 appearances
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first heard Aug 2025
last heard 3d ago
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And while that, you know, was not necessarily driven by oil prices.
If we see more of this energy inflation shock seeping through into other categories, if we start seeing in surveys that people are getting more worried about inflation, which is always a very big deal that that
economists look for, it'll be likely that the Fed will be more aggressive in raising interest rates, and that's really the most straightforward way to deal with it.
Thank you.
Thanks for having us.
Yeah, so there are really three things that are happening at the same time that are all connected.
First off,
People aren't really switching jobs.
They're not getting hired.
They're not getting laid off.
Then you have the housing market being completely frozen.
People aren't buying houses and not selling houses.
It's really at some of the lowest rates we've seen in decades.
And then finally, people aren't moving.
They're not moving to new cities.
They're not moving to new states at nearly the same rate that they used to.
So those trends are all connected.
And it's really a very startling phenomenon because we think of America as this very dynamic place, right?
Compared to countries like Spain, Italy, it's always been easier to get a job.
And for better or worse, it's also been easier to get fired, to lose your job.
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