The Fed is being a rogue again? Let's see

Not only did the non-agricultural data not cut interest rates, but it also raised interest rates. This is a really beautiful move!

The most rogue central bank in the world is undoubtedly the Federal Reserve; the most shameless central bank in the world is also the Federal Reserve. However, the central bank that is best at creating opportunities, plundering wealth, and harming other countries in the world must also be the Federal Reserve.

The Federal Reserve not only prints money for the United States, but also robs other countries' wealth for the United States through rogue means. From the global financial crisis in 2008 to the present, it is difficult to have an accurate data on how much wealth the Federal Reserve has robbed for the United States. But one thing is very clear, that is, the wealth robbed must be much more than the money printed.

Yes, the Federal Reserve is going to rob wealth for the United States again. With the non-agricultural employment data for August released by the U.S. Department of Labor on Friday, although the number of employed people only increased by 142,000, far below the market expectation of 165,000, the unemployment rate has improved to

4.2%, so Federal Reserve officials have begun to talk about interest rate cuts again. Many Federal Reserve officials said: It's time to cut interest rates.

Whether it is really time to cut interest rates, or whether the Fed needs to use interest rate cuts to cut the leeks of other countries again, only the Fed officials themselves know. From the signal of interest rate cuts nine months ago to now, not only has no interest rate cut policy been introduced, but the posture of raising interest rates has been shown. As a result, other countries, especially European countries and Canada, have been "forced" to cut interest rates, while the United States has not moved at all, and has only verbally cut interest rates without taking action until now.

​The fact is that whether the Fed cuts interest rates does not simply depend on the domestic economic data of the United States, but will fully consider whether it can cut the leeks of other countries and whether the United States can maximize the plunder of other countries' wealth. If only looking at domestic economic data, Fed officials do not need to continue to call for interest rate cuts. It is precisely that the louder the shouting, the less likely it is to cut interest rates. One day, the Fed will stop shouting, just like a dog that does not bark bites harder, and the Fed will really cut interest rates. Because only by shouting, let other countries cut interest rates first, and after the Fed cuts interest rates, it will not affect the hegemony of the US dollar, will not cause the depreciation of the US dollar, and can allow the United States to continue to cut the leeks of other countries.

Finally, do you think the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates next week?