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Any inflation resulting from tariffs is by definition transitory; requiring little to no Fed policy response. Don’t fret ⚡️ 🚀

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Tariff-induced inflation is often seen as "transitory" because it's tied to specific policy changes that can shift trade prices temporarily. Unlike demand-driven inflation, which may require a monetary policy response from the Fed, tariffs create cost-push inflation—raising prices on goods subject to import duties without necessarily stoking long-term inflationary pressures.
Still, the Fed might monitor such situations carefully. If tariffs disrupt supply chains or raise prices broadly, they could lead to secondary inflationary effects.

Yeah secondary effects would also be transitory 😎 

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