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You’ve got a Friend in Finance 🎵📉


Inflation, Debt Ceiling, Layoffs!

But there is beauty in the chaos.


And it's the Taylor Rule.

I’m here as a friend to help explain.


Renowned economist John B. Taylor provides a relationship for determining appropriate interest rates based on employment and inflation.


The Taylor Rule is a well-crafted framework in which I cannot help but draw parallels to the timeless James Taylor song "You've Got a Friend."


James Taylor's song "You've Got a Friend" reminds us of the power of friendship and support in both good times and bad.


James Taylor's song reassures us that you've got a friend during challenging times (economic or otherwise).


Just as the Taylor Rule seeks to provide stability and support to the economy during good times and bad times, it links the current interest rate to the inflation gap and the output gap.


The Central Bank has increased interest rates to bring inflation down.


This, in turn, allows us savers/investors to reap high-interest rates in Treasury Bills, which are our friend during these uncertain economic times.


Don’t fight The Fed; the Trend is our friend.


Just as James Taylor's song provides solace and reassurance, the Taylor Rule offers guidance and stability in the realm of monetary policy. Both serve as companions in their respective domains, lending a helping hand when needed most.


Whether we turn to economic principles or comforting melodies, we can find sources of inspiration and guidance to navigate the complexities of life.


So, remember, you've got a friend in finance! 🎶🤝


Please reach out if these uncertain times are keeping you up at night.


Tiffany Kent,

Tiffany@wealthengagement.com


Empowering women to take control of their future!


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