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In roughly two weeks, many people may be frustrated if the Fed chooses not to cut interest rates.

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Let the noise happen — because the uncomfortable reality is this: holding rates steady might actually be the right call. Some economists even argue rates should be higher, not lower. Why? Prolonged cheap money distorts markets, inflates bubbles, encourages poor capital allocation, and creates the illusion of growth without real fundamentals.

Here’s the hard truth: interest rates should be discovered by the market, not dictated by politicians — and arguably not even by central banks. History is clear: when governments try to control prices (rent, oil, credit), the outcome is always the same. The problems don’t disappear — they’re just delayed until they erupt.

Artificially low rates feel good at first, but they penalize savers, stoke inflation, and reward excessive risk-taking. A genuinely strong economy doesn’t rely on forced stimulus. It’s built on real demand, real productivity, and honest price signals. Short-term pain now may be the price of avoiding a far more damaging collapse later.