So we’ve seen the biggest monetary injection in US history and there will never be a need to tighten. Powell makes Yellen look like Volcker.

So we’ve seen the biggest monetary injection in US history and there will never be a need to tighten. Powell makes Yellen look like Volcker.

— Jonathan Tepper (@jtepper2) June 10, 2020

The @federalreserve statement is out. Looks like the it just couldn’t resist doing more. The #Fed extended forward policy guidance (essentially zero rate) through 2022. Risk markets will like the hyper activism, serving to decouple them even more from the economy. More to follow. t.co/LEZIEtrICA

— Mohamed A. El-Erian (@elerianm) June 10, 2020

Fed’s Powell: GDP Decline This Quarter Likely To Be ‘Most Severe On Record’

— LiveSquawk (@LiveSquawk) June 10, 2020

Yo, stop talking out of both sides of your mouth:

“2.5% longer-term fed funds rate” and yet “ extraordinarily uncertain”#FedGames t.co/0NtNmrxlDi

— Samantha LaDuc (@SamanthaLaDuc) June 10, 2020

And a cheaper rent payment is the No. 1 priority as tenants look to move. t.co/zgzHhyOVhA

— HousingWire (@HousingWire) June 10, 2020

*FED PREDICTS -6% GDP FOR 2020 LOWEST PREDICTION EVER

— lemasabachthani (@lemasabachthani) June 10, 2020

#Powell: "We're not thinking about raising rates, we're not even thinking about thinking about raising rates." pic.twitter.com/6VdLRKAIcA

— TraderStef (@TraderStef) June 10, 2020

Opinion: The government says there’s no inflation —- except for the things people are actually buying

Food and rent are going up, while gasoline prices and hotel rates are falling