Peter Schiff
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 23 Jul
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They didn't want to tighten policy.
And then, of course, you know, when it got out of control and when inflation became the number one issue in the country, well, then they had to start hiking rates.
They had to start doing something about it because they couldn't do nothing because it was the main problem.
And so they tightened rates until something broke, which, you know, was Signature Bank and Signature Valley.
And more banks would have failed if they would have kept hiking.
Those were just kind of the first ones to go.
So they cut rates, but they never should have cut rates.
Rates are too low.
And the way you know rates are too low
is because credit continues to expand.
You know, the government continues to go deeper into debt.
Households continue to go deeper into debt.
So inflation is not just money supply expansion, it's credit.
And credit growth has continued.
The entire time the Fed was supposedly fighting inflation, credit kept expanding, as did money supply.
Money supply is up like 5.5% over the last year.
That's a lot of money supply growth, especially if you're trying to fight inflation.
when you're actually creating inflation by expanding the money supply.
But it's not just money.
Again, it's credit because I don't need money to buy.
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