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Fed Chair Jerome Powell says money printing doesn’t lead to inflation

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In his statement with Congress on Wednesday, Federal Get Chairman Jerome Powell claimed that traditionally, changes in the money supply level have not impacted degrees in inflation.

In action to a concerns positioned by Congressman Warren Davidson about whether "M2 [cash supply] rising by 25% in one year" is going to "decrease the value of the U.S. buck," Powell responded, "there was a time when financial plan aggregates was necessary components of rising cost of living which has actually not been the case for a very long time."

Powell included that "the relationship in between various accumulations [like] M2 and rising cost of living is just very, really reduced, as well as you see that currently where inflation goes to 1.4% for this year. Rising cost of living dynamics develop gradually, but they do not tend to change overnight."

When asked about his views on rising cost of living overall, Powell commented that "we do anticipate inflation to go up both because of base effects … as well as additionally due to the fact that we could have a surge in costs as the economic situation re-opens, we do not anticipate that to be a consistent, longer-term pressure, so while you might see rates move up, that's a different thing from consistent, high inflation, which we do not expect. If we do obtain it, we have the devices to deal with it."

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Fed Chair Jerome Powell says money printing doesn’t lead to inflation

In his testimony with Congress on Wednesday, Federal Reserve Chairman Jerome Powell said that historically, changes in the money supply level have not affected levels in inflation.

In response to a questions posed by Congressman Warren Davidson about whether “M2 [money supply] going up by 25% in one year” is going to “diminish the value of the U.S. dollar,” Powell responded, “there was a time when monetary policy aggregates were important determinants of inflation and that has not been the case for a long time.”

Powell added that “the correlation between different aggregates [like] M2 and inflation is just very, very low, and you see that now where inflation is at 1.4% for this year. Inflation dynamics evolve over time, but they don’t tend to change overnight.”

When asked about his views on inflation as a whole, Powell commented that “we do expect inflation to move up both because of base effects…and also because we could have a surge in spending as the economy re-opens, we don’t expect that to be a persistent, longer-term force, so while you could see prices move up, that’s a different thing from persistent, high inflation, which we do not expect. If we do get it, we have the tools to deal with it.”

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