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While the Federal Reserve might not allow inflation to run hotter than 3% on a relentless basis, long-term, the economic situation will unlikely go back to a disinflationary setting, stated Thomas Hayes, taking care of participant of Great Hillside Capital.
" [The Fed] will not let it get away from [3%], they'll increase rates ahead to pre-empt it. Certainly, I do not think we're visiting a sub-2% [inflationary] atmosphere like we've appreciated for the last two decades," he said.
Hayes stated that just particular equity market fields will certainly remain to outshine at this point.
0:00 – Evaluations
5:40 – Yield stablizing
10:48 – Why did Fed print so much cash?
13:48 – Rising cost of living
16:44 – Equity fields
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Is stock market correction overdue? We’re not going back to sub-2% inflation says Thomas Hayes
While the Federal Reserve may not let inflation to run hotter than 3% on a persistent basis, long-term, the economy will unlikely return to a disinflationary environment, said Thomas Hayes, managing member of Great Hill Capital.
“[The Fed] won’t let it get away from [3%], they’ll raise rates ahead to pre-empt it. Certainly, I don’t think we’re going to see a sub-2% [inflationary] environment like we’ve enjoyed for the last 20 years,” he said.
Hayes said that only certain equity market sectors will continue to outperform at this point.
0:00 - Valuations
5:40 - Yield stabilization
10:48 - Why did Fed print so much money?
13:48 - Inflation
16:44 - Equity sectors
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