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the banks of course that has a
knock on effect on the

economics growth. So how can we
control these orders? Um of

means a higher number of
durable goods therefore shows

going to be you know you're
going to be a part of. And so

yeah that's it for this lesson.
I'm going to see you guys in

it comes to actually find in
the data. I'm going to try my

conclude on everything that
we've learned right now. The

perhaps there's a lot of steel
inside there as well with that

investment into durable goods
by the businesses. So that

much the entire population in
the US in the UK everywhere

as you can tell it's very
influential because it affects

but most of the goods are
always going to be imported

interest rates, loans, credits
and etcetera. So just to

best to always add links into
the discord group that we're

around the world and then of
course these indicators are the

main two that we they look at
so 100% I would recommend

participants in the FOMC
meetings are able to evaluate

remember we always come back to
the the idea of monetary policy

Now with these two indicators
of data and statistics the

most of the goods or it depends
really what country you're in

going in the future so the
direct effect that it's

the overnight lending and
borrowing interest rate between

before any FOMC meetings you
take a look at this data when

and fiscal policies and how it
directly impacts the economy

what inflation is like at the
time and accordingly suggest

materials to you and then loans
by banks may have too high of

Fed's funds rate is discussed
eight times by the FOMC meeting

stock I would or recommend to
always look at these durable

this naturally has a knock on
effect on different types of

consumers of the banks and of
course that's you know pretty

course you can use taxes and
tariffs on the imports because

interest rate so businesses are
discouraged to spend now

especially with the stock
prices and where you see it

from commodity rich areas those
that actually export all the

goods orders because it's
going to be so influential

future orders so it's perfect
for understanding which stocks

So we know how productive the
factories will be. How many

the Fed fund rate as per the
data. As discussed previously

activity at the time. Timing
long term particularly when

to pick out hence why stocks
are so affected by these

reports if you're looking at
certain stocks where they deal

with you know a lot of
production a lot of machinery

we're looking you know in the
future market since they can be

particularly supply chains.
This is released two times per

going to have tax cuts or loose
monetary policies encourages

data analysis. So, the second
indicator that they mainly look

transportation sector because
of random high influxes

particular that last more than
three years. So what that

sometimes. So how can it be
used? It measures economic

FX three, whatever it may be,
but just to let you guys know,

includes is machinery,
equipment, steel, tanks and

people are are going to be
employed and thus the economic

growth. These reports are all
orders in present and future.

etcetera. The report excludes
defense and transport sec

at is the durable goods orders.
So, a monthly survey by the US

consumption expenditures. And
they use it instead because

core CPI index but this one
right here is the personal

going to be more to that as
well but again some extra

Census Bureau that measures
industrial activity,

heard of this because CPI is
very well known and of course

month. So, the goods that we're
looking at are the goods in

fluctuations seen in the
general CPI data released. It's

this is the main one that they
look at, especially in their

be easily accessed, you know,
whether it be Forex factory or

a bare indication of the
inflation trends. Now this can

an accurate understanding of
how much inflation there

own research and look more into
that then the energy market

research will never hurt but
you know these three are the

prefer to use the PCE index. Uh
most of you would not have even

mainly consists of oil, gas and
natural gas. Of course there's

it's not prone to any short
term inflations. Uh

beef of course there's many
other sectors as well but these

actually is in the market so to
look at that again the food

main three that we even look at
especially on the charts

of the most essential parts
that they look at just to get

particularly oil. Now what do
the Fed use instead? The Fed

market the main three that they
would look at is wheat pork and

are just a few that are brought
up of course you can do your

core inflation rate as it's
called but this is really one

already previous previously
gone through CPI and you know a

the food and energy sector is
way too volatile at that time.

This can create misleading
results. Now understand we've

For example the effect of
natural disasters on crops so

an accurate reading of
underlying inflation trends.

range. Anyways the first one is
the core inflation rate. So the

Food and energy products are
way too volatile for this to be

this into this lesson in a way.
So this has a knock on effect

they use to choose the
appropriate rate change. Or

included. They change so
quickly that they can throw off

co-inflation rate is the price
change of goods and services

deflationary condition
conditions already built into

course you've got the
inflationary and the

minus food and energy. So why
is food and energy excluded?

on the economy but first we
will discuss the indicators

understanding the requirement
that the Fed actually imposes

rate what does that do? That in
increases borrowing. If they

months and the years just to
have an understanding of where

they can actually set this
rate. Uh obviously

federal funds rate. Now they do
this with their analysis from

upon every single bank to keep
and of course that's where they

can determine the Fed funds
rate. Now if they lower the

increase the rate that means
decrease borrowing. So of

all the data that they
accumulate throughout the

Yes, welcome everyone to the
next video. So, moving on from

Now when the FOMC meets eight
times a year they discuss the

the next lesson. Alright take
care.

the last one where we look at
the federal funds rate. We're

actually going to be looking at
the indicators that you that

they use during the FOMC
meetings whenever they meet.