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Good morning. In hindsight, the monetary policy of the 2010s could have been far worse. Featuring..

It's the monthly jobs numbers today and they're not going to be pretty and will be possibly the tip of the iceberg as we head into May.

Good morning. In hindsight, the monetary policy of the 2010s could have been far worse. Featuring the same low interest rates and bond-buying by the Fed as today, most of that money went to shoring up banks and housing, two areas hit hard in the last recession. Rising prices there created a "wealth effect." As individuals saw their assets like homes and 401k plans recover, they were confident about spending more. The economy improved, and, before Covid struck, the Fed was even beginning to ever-so-slightly shrink its balance sheet. Today, we also have a fiscal policy on top of that 2010s-era monetary policy. That includes stimulus checks, enhanced employment benefits, and other programs that have started to fuel the worst inflation in 13 years. But if prices of assets such as stocks and homes can outpace that inflation, the fears may cool, and the economy may continue to grow. Time will tell who wins that tug of war. 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