The 1967 Rate-Cut Playbook: Rally First, Stagflation Later
The 1967 rate cuts show how policy can manufacture a rally before the bill arrives. Phase one was a bull market. Stocks surged, confidence returned, the Fed-will-fix-it narrative dominated, and valuations expanded. By 1969, wage growth accelerated, commodities surged, and inflation re-ignited. The Fed reversed course aggressivelybut too late. What followed was stagflation: high inflation, […]
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