The Fed Has A New Approach To Inflation
What it means for your savings, credit-card debt — and your mortgage rate
Sept. 4, 2020 By Jacob Passy
The Federal Reserve is shaking things up — which is both good and bad news for consumers.
The Fed made some of the biggest changes to its policy in years following an extended review. The central bank has revised its approach to inflation and the labor market in a move that could usher in an extended period of low interest rates.
But the new approach won’t mean that consumers will save money across the board. “The Federal Reserve’s new strategy could divide the landscape for the various financial products important to consumers,” said Lynn Reaser, chief economist at the Fermanian Business & Economic Institute at Point Loma Nazarene University.
Here’s how the Fed’s new policy will affect Americans’ finances:
What did the Fed change?
The Fed is now officially less concerned about high inflation. Moving forward, central bankers will target inflation that averages 2% over time. This means that following a stretch with low inflation, the Fed might allow inflation to run above 2% for a period of time.
Along these lines, the Fed will concern itself less with the strength of the labor market. “A tight labor market is no longer correlated to inflation,” said Dan Geller, a behavioral economist and founder of consulting firm Analyticom.
In the past, the Fed’s official view was that a strong labor market could cause inflation to jump — as a result, the central bank would move to raise rates even if higher levels of inflation had yet to materialize when the job market was especially strong.
The new policy will allow the Fed to keep rates low even if the job market rebounds and inflation picks up. As a result, some have suggested that it may be many, many years before the central bank hikes rates again.
Americans will save on credit-card interest because of the Fed’s new policy The good news for any Americans with credit cards is that the annual percentage rate on your cards should go down — or remain low — for the foreseeable future.
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Note: All intel should be considered as "Rumors" until we receive official announcements ...and “Rates and Dates” could change anytime until we get to the banks/redemption centers.
RV Excerpts from the Restored Republic via a GCR Update as of Sun. 1 Nov. 2026
Compiled Sun. 1 Nov. 2026 12:01 am EST by Judy Byington
Judy Note: On Wed. 21 Oct. 2026 the Central Banking Structure in London (allegedly) experienced a massive liquidity drain. In reality, this was the official global roll out of the new gold/asset-backed ISO 20022 currency of our new Global Financial System. The return to the gold standard worldwide was (allegedly) taking place in 47 major banking networks – all at the same time.
CBI Denies Raising Travelers' Dollar Allowance
2026-11-01 06:17 Shafaq News- Baghdad The Central Bank of Iraq (CBI) on Sunday denied reports that it had raised the dollar allowance for travelers from $2,000 to $3,500, describing a document circulating on social media as fake.
CBI Media Director Haider Ghazi told Shafaq News that the document, which purported to announce an increase in the allowance, was forged and that no such decision had been issued.
Good Morning Dinar Recaps,
GLOBAL TRADE RESET WATCH: QUAD NATIONS STRENGTHEN SUPPLY-CHAIN COOPERATION
The United States, Australia, India, and Japan are expanding cooperation on critical minerals, semiconductors, trusted technology, and reliable trade routes to reduce vulnerabilities in global supply chains.
HOLLY CELIANO: RV UPDATES! The Great Wealth Transfer & Latest Financial News | Oct 30, 2026
Chris Real World: 10-30-2026
In an insightful analysis by financial commentator Holly Celiano, recent industry developments illustrate how digital assets are no longer operating in isolation. Instead, they are steadily positioning themselves as vital components of a unified, highly efficient economic infrastructure.
This transition represents an evolutionary upgrade rather than a radical replacement of traditional systems, balancing regulatory responsibility with technological progress.
Rob Cunningham: The Global Release, Indebted to Enriched
10-3-2026
What if one day this fictional geopolitical thriller becomes a non-fictional reality?
THE GLOBAL RELEASE
from indebted to enriched
One coordinated release. Seven days of fallout.
At the same instant, designated custodians receive two words:
Basrah Heavy, Medium Crude Record Weekly Losses
2026-10-31 Shafaq News- Basrah Iraq’s Basrah crude grades ended the week down by around 0.15%, despite gains in the final trading session and rising global oil benchmarks.
Basrah Heavy crude climbed by $1.09, or 1.49%, in the final session to settle at $74.11 per barrel, but recorded a weekly loss of $0.10, or 0.13%, from $74.22 at the start of the week.
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GLOBAL PAYMENTS RESET WATCH: BRICS PAYMENT SYSTEM GAINS ATTENTION AS COMMON CURRENCY REMAINS A DISTANT GOAL
A new policy report urges BRICS nations to advance cross-border payment cooperation and local-currency settlement, while acknowledging that creating a shared currency remains a much greater challenge.
It’s Hard To Reform A Country That No Longer Shares Values
Notes From the Field By James Hickman (Simon Black / Sovereign Man) October 30, 2026
On September 17, 1787, 81 year old Benjamin Franklin sat in a room in Philadelphia with a speech in his hand that he was too weak to deliver.
A fellow delegate read it to the Constitutional Convention for him.
Franklin had reservations about the draft Constitution. His speech admitted there were “several parts of this constitution which I do not at present approve.”
Ariel: Iraq Sending the Budget Back for Recalculation
10-31-2026
Remuneration & Recalibration: Iraq Sending The Budget Back For Reconciliation/Recalculation
We Will Jump Right Into This Report
The Return-to-Sender No One Wants to Explain
The Ministry of Finance doesn’t send a budget back to the drawing board because the formatting needs tweaking. That document traveled all the way to the Council of Ministers the executive nerve center and then boomeranged straight back to the people who wrote it with what amounts to a sticky note reading “recalculate everything.”
KTFA:
Clare: The Minister of Transport discusses with Uber the company's entry into the Iraqi market.
10/30/2026 Baghdad /
Minister of Transport Wahab al-Hassani discussed with the CEO of Uber Middle East the company's desire to enter the Iraqi market under its original brand, and opportunities for exchanging expertise and experiences in the transportation sector.
According to a ministry statement, the company representative affirmed that "the security stability that Iraq is witnessing has been a primary incentive for moving towards the Iraqi market and offering its services there."
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GLOBAL ENERGY RESET WATCH: STRAIT OF HORMUZ TANKER ATTACK RENEWS FEARS OF OIL SUPPLY DISRUPTION
A reported attack on a commercial tanker in one of the world's most important oil corridors is adding fresh pressure to energy markets already facing geopolitical uncertainty.
Al-Jubouri: Raising The Dollar Exchange Rate Doubles Agricultural Production Costs By 20%
The former member of the Parliamentary Committee on Agriculture and Water, Thaer al-Jubouri, confirmed on Friday that agricultural production costs in Iraq have increased by 15 to 20 percent following the rise in the dollar exchange rate, noting that this will place a heavy burden on farmers in the country.
Good Afternoon Dinar Recaps,
GLOBAL PAYMENTS RESET WATCH: BIS EXAMINES THE FUTURE OF CENTRAL BANK MONEY IN A DIGITAL FINANCIAL SYSTEM
The Bank for International Settlements is examining how central banks can preserve trust in money as digital payments, tokenized deposits, stablecoins, and new financial platforms reshape the global payment system.
TNT:
Tishwash: Al-Fariji: The revenue generated from the change in the exchange rate does not represent a profit.
Crisis expert Ali Al-Fariji confirmed that the revenue generated from the increase in the dollar exchange rate against the dinar does not represent a net gain added to the state treasury.
Al-Fariji told Al-Maalouma that "raising the exchange rate of the dollar against the Iraqi dinar in the local markets may provide quick liquidity, but it does not represent a financial reform in itself."
He added that "real reform lies in building a multi-source revenue system, recovering funds and assets, reducing waste, and transforming the economy from dependence on oil and dollar pricing to financial management that measures results and creates real and sustainable revenues for the state."
TNT:
Tishwash: US Chargé d'Affaires: Iraq is charting a course towards opportunity and prosperity for its people
The Chargé d'Affaires of the US Embassy in Iraq, Steven Fagin, affirmed on Saturday that Iraq is charting a course toward opportunity and prosperity for its people.
The embassy stated in a press release that "the US Embassy in Baghdad hosted a reception in honor of the Chargé d'Affaires, Ambassador Steven Fagin, with the attendance of Iraqi officials and distinguished guests."
The Chargé d'Affaires expressed his "vision for strengthening and expanding the horizons of the US-Iraqi partnership," and thanked "all the guests for their contribution to solidifying the strong relations between the two countries."