UMich Buying Condition Plunges To 43, Lowest Since 1982 As Fed Goes Crazy (Consumer Sentiment Drops To Lowest Level EVER)

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The Federal Reserve is going crazy on inflation news!

The Fed is expected to raise their target rate to 2.875% by February 2023. With that expectation, mortgage rates (yellow line) are soaring. And with that, University of Michigan’s Buying Conditions for housing has plunged to 43, the lowest levels since 1982 as the US was trying to recover from high inflation.

The University of Michigan consumer sentiment index just plunged to the LOWEST LEVEL in history on inflation and Fed’s reaction.

Average REAL wage growth has now declined to -2.11% YoY.

Do Washington DC politicians and bureaucrats feel like we do? I doubt it.

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