"when the FED lowers rates because when they do that means they see pain ahead a possible recession and if you look at data spanning almost 70 years worth you'll notice that when we reach a plateau or a peak of interest rates which we have so far right as we start to lower them that's when we've almost always gone into a recession"
By Andrei Jikh | February 2, 2024 | Incorrect
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It Started: Huge Lay Offs, Banks In Trouble, & Interest Rates Are High 00:11:49 - 00:12:09
Interpreted Prediction
A recession is likely to occur when the Federal Reserve starts to lower interest rates, based on historical data.
AI Evaluation Notes
Evaluated on 2026-04-27
The Federal Reserve began lowering interest rates in September 2024, yet as of April 2026, the U.S. economy has not entered a recession, with economic indicators showing continued resilience and growth. The prediction that rate cuts are almost always followed by a recession has not materialized in this instance.

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