JP Morgan seems to think that the Fed will ignore a market crash and keep raising rates. Is that likely?

https://twitter.com/WallStreetSilv/status/1476632823742316550

Bizarre.
 
The Taylor rule suggests that the Fed funds rate should be at its highest level in history.
 
Almost 9%!
 
Instead, the Fed is keeping short term rates at the lowest ever recorded. pic.twitter.com/h63GWuZICT

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