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‘People are going to get real nervous’: Oil shock upends Fed strategy

"Russia’s invasion of Ukraine threatens to further disrupt global supply chains just as shipping delays were poised to improve, scrambling the economic outlook and the Federal Reserve’s strategy for fighting inflation along with it."

(Well  who could have ever imagined such a thing?)

"Indeed, logistics experts were optimistic heading into March, with workers returning to the labor force and filling staffing gaps as the pandemic fades."

(News flash: We are never going to fill staffing Gaps, see: The unforgiving math of the US labor market as in "declining fertility is colliding with accelerating retirements to make labor shortages a permanent feature of American economic life." It's only gonna get worse folks.)

"Higher oil and gas prices could raise the costs of energy-intensive components like steel, cement and plastics that are used across industries. And transporting all manner of products will get more expensive with elevated fuel costs for ships and planes.

(That hasn't even hit yet and still you have analyst saying..."Well by March blah blah blah...Baloney.)

"In the wake of the deadly conflict, costs associated with Russian exports like aluminum have also skyrocketed, while the involvement of Ukraine, a big producer of commodities like corn and wheat, has fed worries about a global food crisis. Russia’s beleaguered neighbor is also the supplier for roughly half the world’s neon gas, which is used to manufacture semiconductors, an industry that is already experiencing serious shortages.

(Matthew 24:8 8 All these are the beginning of birth pains)

"Assessing the impact on specific sectors presents a challenge for economists, said Levy. Most companies have multiple suppliers so other countries could fill the void created by the conflict. The length of the war matters, too, as stockpiles of vital goods may run out before exports resume."

(I said it like day two of the war, if the Russians are finding slow going? It's because they want to be going slow, it harms US and helps them and China. So its not that hard to figure yet nobody is talking about it? Why? And who is just assuming exports resume at this point? Everybody's still in this mindset of it's all just a lil set back and were all good again here in a minute. Where's the evidence been for that kinda out look here the last two years?)

“There are little surprising things, like the number of Russian and Ukrainian crew members in the shipping industry is quite high. Those people are taken out of the equation.” Matthew Hockenberry, a supply chain expert at Fordham University. 

“It is a really serious problem for lots of families, especially at the lower-income end of the income distribution, and there isn’t going to be any relief here in the next couple of months,” David Wilcox, former director of the Fed’s division of research and statistics.

(They are gonna wait us out!

Revelation 6:6

Then I heard what sounded like a voice among the four living creatures, saying, “Two pounds of wheat for a day’s wages, and six pounds of barley for a day’s wages, and do not damage the oil and the wine!” Rich get richer the poor get poorer, yup.)

"Commerce Secretary Gina Raimondo told Yahoo Finance Live on Tuesday that the administration was helping industries that consume nickel, palladium and uranium to identify alternative sources, adding that “most companies have quite a lot of stockpile, so this isn’t an immediate problem.”"

Like I keep saying, they  (Russia and China) know our perdicament and are gonna just wait us out).

God speed everybody.

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