'Nothing in this economy is working like it's supposed to, nothing is predictable',' said CNBC's Jim Cramer.
CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said that the market is distorted by unprecedented macro factors, making it difficult for the Federal Reserve to stabilize it.CNBC's Jim Cramer on Monday said that the Federal Reserve cannot get a clear vision of the economy right now because macro factors and unpredictable human behavior are distorting the markets.
Plus, auto demand is, for the first time, high while the economy is concurrently down. That's because the supply strain of semiconductors slowed down auto production creating aThe economy has also been twisted by pandemic-era government financial assistance like unemployment subsidies and student loan forgiveness, which has exacerbated inflation.
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