What Drives the Price of Money

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Title	:	What Drives the Price of Money
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lol a society built on such propaganda is built to fail because it's foundations don't exist
Comment from : @joey8033

I d like to buy more money
Comment from : @StephanChasse

Useless video
Comment from : @MikaJarvi86

You just had to sneak climate change in there
Comment from : @afroxyzz

Living within my means, not falling for that money pit trap called buying a home, living with room mates to keep costs down, cook your own food instead of going out most of the time, wear the same clothes for years, even with holes in it My luxuries are Internet, Deodorant, Toothpaste, bath soap and detergent Two can play at this game
Comment from : @TekkiTEZ

Outstanding visuals, writing, and edit Bravo, guys One of the best so far
Comment from : @razkrog5151

Hi
Comment from : @NguyenNguyen-hq3ww

Loving this: hope the next generation checks this out!! spreading the word!
Comment from : @leggocrewtv2052

Too optimistic forecast, i think
Comment from : @alexward3256

Animations are way too distracting Kept losing focus what the narrator was talking about I eventually lost interest in the video 2 minutes in
Comment from : @chutsu_io

As simple as Demand & Supply, but in a complex interactive economic ecosystem
Comment from : @toshi-ki6016

Very informative 😊
Comment from : @danwickramasinghe4744

Very very stylish!)br❤❤❤
Comment from : @LazyTram911

This is wrong If the Fed keep printing trillions upon trillions of paper fiat money its will drive the inflation The US budgrt deficit closing in to $2 trillions and keep rising Everyone should buy gold and silver to protect your wealth So if you got $1000 saving in 2 month buy gold or silver instead
Comment from : @iggy5347

Overall, a combination of factors such as central bank policies, government debt levels, market volatility, inflation expectations, and increased regulation contribute to the persistence of high borrowing costs While these factors may fluctuate over time, it is likely that borrowing costs will remain elevated in the long term
Comment from : @PoisonelleMisty4311

It amazes me that we fabricated a system to help bartering and we've managed to make it so complex that no one can fully undestand it We are brilliant fools
Comment from : @loki112000

"Borrowing costs are back to the NORM"
Comment from : @hardlife507

Beautifully produced and presented ❤
Comment from : @meher_pratap

What’s the song in the background of the section starting at 42s? I dig it
Comment from : @jolness1

I would like more time spent on graphs rather than random clips from the 60s and 70s
Comment from : @DK-3000

MORE POVERTY AND SUFFERING FOR AMERICANS
Comment from : @blackmaster999

What do you think will happen the next time there's a crisis?? Rates will go near 0 Everyone knows this
Comment from : @har8397

Lol which baby boomers prepared to retire between ages of 35 and 45??? WS traders???
Comment from : @har8397

Insightful analysis on borrowing costs! This video delves into the reasons behind the persistence of high borrowing costs, offering valuable perspectives for investors and financial enthusiasts #EconomicInsights
Comment from : @RahimBah1

this video is way overanimated for this topic, it makes it harder to focus on the actual content
Comment from : @semmu93

Great explanation!
Comment from : @pratikdagu

Whoever did the graphics should get a raise these were very well done
Comment from : @matthewsimmons2008

such educational videos need to be a weekly series!
Comment from : @limxin0014

This is the best content Bloomberg has ever created 🤗
Comment from : @Piresearchgroup

This is so well done 🔥🔥
Comment from : @darwinadvincula4758

Is there a written article too? Could someone find the link?
Comment from : @aitor517tube

Very good vídeo
Comment from : @davisoaresalves5179

BEAUTIFULLY DONE!! top marks for the team that produced thismore more more, this is Bloomberg for the next generation
Comment from : @noelgriffin3369

Very good eight and a quarter minutes of content
Comment from : @boomsuga

would love to see the same analysis for Europe/Eurozone!!!!
Comment from : @Rupeshkumar-qy7hf

beautiful data visualization graphics
Comment from : @risamaeve

what bout the hoarding super wealthy, lowering wages?
Comment from : @thereisnospace

Jeezannoying and LOUD background music Not worth the effort
Comment from : @sciencemonster

This is bunch of Keynesian garbage
Comment from : @masterstacks2030

Too much distractive animations over done!
Comment from : @mrn1200

The music is too loud
Comment from : @cbk666

Loved the visuals
Comment from : @J1MKAKA1N

Since when was accelerating technological development and increased productivity inflationary? We have alwasy heard that those are deflationary forces Great choice of music for the video btw - I loved the audio track playing with this
Comment from : @devon9075

Not truebrbrInterest rates will be going down massively this year and nextbrbrAI is also extremely deflationary
Comment from : @djayjp

Wow, the animation was superb Great job Bloomberg and Crisscross
Comment from : @natasfresas

Model was kind of kept silent Could be more transparent
Comment from : @dreamagino6800

Interest rate should decrease
Comment from : @rajadon2071

Thanks Bloomberg, this was a highly nutritious and juicy video
Comment from : @Metacognition88

A perfect educational material Simplified but not oversmplified Short but not too short, and the conclusion is very clear
Comment from : @Andrzejszulc12

Yes, but you forgot to add the wages to the equation Wages have not matched inflation and people are forced to use more borrowing power while forcing a shrinkage in savings There is more credit card and student loan debt than ever before
Comment from : @findingsuccess6457