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Inflation continues to cool as Fed could cut interest rates next week

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zeus 5029

1d ago

100% Democrat BS. is it election season. Yes it is.

MarkusBattle

1d ago

This is why it's important you study history because when the government blows through money, inflation climbs and cutting interest rates causes Hyper Inflation. This has happened before, we called it the "Great Depression" & it will continue to happen as the morons that run this country emplore it's citizens to invest in Fractional Banking. Which is designed to only cause more people to become POOR

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