Japan Economy meltdown, housing affordability crisis, rising PPI numbers. How is Fed going to address these?

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With the next FOMC rate announcement nearing, the pressure to make rate adjustments seeems to reach its boiling point. Can Warsh and his team still keep rates as it is heading towards second half of the year? 

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  • PPI is the harder input here. Sticky producer inflation keeps the Fed boxed in, while Japan and housing add stress without fixing the inflation side
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