Economist Daniel Lacalle says raising rates during a supply shock hurts U.S. businesses and households, while giving foreign exporters an edge into the U.S. market. He argues there is little evidence of an overheated economy and ties the strain to debt-fueled public spending.
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Economist Daniel Lacalle says raising rates during a supply shock hurts U.S. businesses and households, while giving foreign exporters an edge into the U.S. market. He argues there is little evidence of an overheated economy and ties the strain to debt-fueled
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