The Fed's Plan to Keep Interest Rates Going Up in the Next 6 Months

I don't think that's necessarily the case that we're there seeing inflation remain permanently high. There is an opportunity for things to move lower partially because of that base effect but this is why the Fed wants to keep the interest rates going up and remain in a tightening position. How strong is growth does that help consumers and businesses handle stickier levels of inflation? I mean the worst thing would be if growth falls off quickly and you have inflation stay high how do you see the next 6 months from a growth perspective? The earnings season is very much in its nation see we've had a few big banks doing rather well well it's going to be really important what they say about the outlook.