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Technology Stocks : Semi Equipment Analysis
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From: Return to Sender9/21/2022 3:22:15 PM
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It seems like the Fed is looking at Core PCE as their best measure of inflation. This number excludes food and energy which we as consumers do not get to do. Core PCE's most recent measure was 4.6%.

investing.com

Inflation including food and energy is most recently at 8.3%

usinflationcalculator.com

Bottom line is that the Fed is likely to call something slightly above 2% Core PCE to be the actual target. It may take until 2025 to get there. The Fed does not know and we don't either. But inflation including food and energy could be more like 4% or more when they stop raising.

Hard to say and looking back at the inflation rate and how often we saw prices of things like certain types of food and energy actually fall into deflationary trends anything is possible.

How much pain does the stock market feel in the meantime?

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