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Break Glass in Case of Oil Price Shock

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The Fed kept interest rates as-is today, and Chair Powell said policymakers are “well-positioned to wait” before making another move. But what if oil price shock, propelled by roiling conflict in the Middle East, forces his hand? In this episode, we break open the Fed oil crisis playbook — but we hope Powell won’t need it. Plus, projections show the GOP tax bill will cost more than it makes, AI productivity won't boost humans equally and port lo…

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The Federal Reserve (Fed) keeps its key interest rate within the range of 4.25%-4.5%, where it has been since December, but Powell leaves the door open for future cuts.

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The US central bank left interest rates unchanged at its policy meeting today, but the updated outlook does not give much reason for optimism. The trade war and high uncertainty mean the Fed is expecting lower growth and higher inflation. This clearly shows that the US economy is currently moving towards stagflation.

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Portfolio broke the news in on Wednesday, June 18, 2025.
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