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DiMartino Booth via Kitco News — Fed Is Missing the Recession – Massive Policy Error Ahead

DiMartino Booth via Kitco News — Fed Is Missing the Recession – Massive Policy Error Ahead The Federal Reserve held rates steady at 4.25%–4.50%, but Chair Jerome Powell admitted he doesn't know which threat will hit harder — rising inflation or surging unemployment. Danielle DiMartino Booth, CEO of QI Research and former Fed advisor, joins Jeremy Szafron to break down why she believes the Fed is missing clear signs of recession and a credit crunch already hitting Main Street. In this high-impact post-FOMC interview, DiMartino Booth warns that bankruptcies are accelerating, job losses are looming, and the Fed is too reliant on lagging data. She also responds to speculation about the Fed buying Treasuries and unpacks how China’s massive stimulus package may complicate U.S. monetary policy. Key Topics: -Powell’s admission the Fed is flying blind -Why the soft data says recession is already here -Surge in corporate and household bankruptcies -Breakdown of the Fed’s balance sheet runoff and Treasury buying rumors -China’s new $130B stimulus: What it signals and how it could spill into U.S. markets -The real risks of a policy mistake if the Fed waits until Q3 to cut Follow Jeremy Szafron on X: @JeremySzafron (https://x.com/JeremySzafron) Follow Kitco News on X: @KitcoNewsNOW (https://x.com/KitcoNewsNOW) Follow Danielle DiMartino Booth on X: @DiMartinoBooth (https://x.com/DiMartinoBooth) 00:00 Introduction 02:12 Interview with Danielle DiMartino Booth 02:32 Fed's Forecasts and Economic Indicators 04:02 Potential Rate Cuts and Economic Risks 05:12 Consumer Impact and Fed's Credibility 08:12 Bankruptcies and Economic Distress 12:02 China's Economic Moves and Global Impact 15:05 Final Thoughts and Advice for the Fed 16:28 Conclusion #Fed #DanielleDiMartinoBooth #Recession #Stagflation #Bankruptcy #Powell #Tariffs #Gold #InterestRates #KitcoNews