Inflation Already Peaked, Really? | David Woo

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The unemployment rate doesn't take into consideration the declining size of the labour force. With a smaller labour force the unemployment rate might as well be higher and that might explain why businesses are raising wages and not able to hire people. How does this consideration change your comments (or maybe you already considered it)?

David - can you elaborate the comment on “brace for underperformance of interest rate sensitive sectors like tech companies”. Do you mean big techs outlook is somehow correlated to interest rates because they are highly leveraged? And can you further clarify the type/size of tech companies that would be affected.

Great video. So many of the questions I have been thinking about over the past couple of months are clearly answered in this video.

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Is it possible that low unemployment rate in itself contributes to high inflation especially not just from a view point of wage growth but because there’s been expansion of money supply vs tight labor force for new products and services

Also respectfully, isn’t wage growth moderating month on month, wage growth rate peaked in February and has been on a downtrend since. Or am I missing something

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In short:
We have supply and not demand inflation.
The unemployment rate needs to go up, so the interest rate goes up.
The recession is necessary.
A war can accelerate a recession.
Looks like we're on the right track then!
Is my summary correct?
And what about American debt? Does the interest rate increase not make your payment unfeasible? Will there be a default?