Hello fellow Rebel capitals, hope you're well.

Wanted to go over an article from CNBC

that talks about the Central Banks

and how their views on inflation may change going forward and how that might impact you.

Their secrets are being revealed.

As I said in the title,

let's go right over to this story and check it out.

And there we go.

So, CNBC Daily Open, the Fed wants inflation at 2%.

But the economy might be fine with higher inflation.

So what they're talking about is how central banks around the world may be changing their inflation target.

It's where it was 2%, not to take could even hit that target, but now that they've way overshot it, well, maybe

we shouldn't get so worried about the 2%.

Maybe it should be 3, maybe it should be four, which sounds very benign until you get out like a compound calculator or a compounding interest calculator and just type in 4% over 20 years and see how big of a number that is.

So getting into this article, what they may be inadvertently disclose is how arbitrary pretty much everything the

central planners do. Let's check this out. So they go over what you need to

know today and I think this is kind of how they maybe this is their their start of the morning type of blog post here.

So where they get into this 2% inflation target increasing and again this even assumes they can

achieve their target which if the last 12 years is any indication they can't I mean it's either way too low or it's way too high. I mean, but my point is by them trying to achieve higher inflation than they were trying to before, it will screw up the economy that much more.

But getting to the point of the article here, 2% inflation target has been repeated so often by

Fed officials and central bankers worldwide that it seems absolutely

crucial to the health of the economy.

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