ilmscore | Prediction Details
"And now we have the situation where Wall Street is saying, hm, if the job market gets worse, that means now the Federal Reserve Bank might have to cut interest rates more aggressively to stimulate more borrowing. And the Federal Reserve Bank might have to print more money because we know that the Federal Reserve Bank has already kind of started that process in the end of 2025 of printing more money because they ended quantitative tightening, which essentially means that now they're working to print more money."
By Minority Mindset | December 26, 2025 | Correct
From video
U.S. Unemployment Just Hit a New Multi-Year High - Is Recession Already Here? 00:13:03 - 00:13:27
Interpreted Prediction
A worsening job market is expected to prompt the Federal Reserve to cut interest rates more aggressively and increase money printing, as they have already begun this process by ending quantitative tightening in late 2025.
AI Evaluation Notes
The Federal Reserve ended quantitative tightening in late 2025 as predicted. While interest rates have been cut, the job market has not significantly worsened to warrant 'aggressive' rate cuts or a substantial increase in money printing, thus making the prediction only somewhat accurate.

Prediction Details

Topic
Federal Reserve actions

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