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Interest rates are going to continue in many cases to go up and the impact, of course, is delayed but it will ultimately be felt. when will we reach the bottom of this crisis, do you think? it we reach the bottom of this crisis, do you think?— do you think? it is a very good question- _ do you think? it is a very good question- if— do you think? it is a very good question. if i _ do you think? it is a very good question. if i had _ do you think? it is a very good question. if i had a _ do you think? it is a very good question. if i had a perfect i do you think? it is a very good . question...

And their mortgage is going up. although the car loan and the mortgage is going up less rapidly because it takes time to flow through into the system because of past arrangements and fixed interest rates and the like. because we're not done with this yet. interest rates are going to continue in many cases to go up and the impact, of course, is delayed, but it will ultimately be felt. when will we meet? when will we reach the bottom? it's a very good question. and if i had a if i had a perfect crystal ball, i would be doing other things. but the the reality is i see it accelerating into the end...

Food waste is one of the risks of our society that seriously harms the planet and jeopardizes our economy. A U.S. consumer wastes 164.25 kg of food per year, which means that the entire country loses 55 million tons per year, 30% of the food produced, according to the study 'A National Strategy to Reduce Food Waste at the Consumer Level (2020)', conducted by several U.S. Science, Engineering and Health entities. In economic value, this represents a loss of 162 billion dollars.

Carton. all of it adding to what is already been an unprecedented and unpredictable economy. >> a month ago everybody was concerned about a possible recession. is that no longer as big of a concern. >> recession is still a concern. but if we could indeed lower the rate of price increases, lower inflation, then consumers have a fighting chance in this economy. >> let's bring in cnbc correspondent dom chu. if you look at the parks -- the markets yesterday, they don't think that a recession is underway. talk about the big rally yesterday. >> the big rally yesterday came because of the softer than...

Economy. people are talking about it a lot. consumer confidence is very low. that's probably related to gas prices. >> the chairman is saying that they have the tools and will use to it get inflation under control. that's the number one thing, price stability. neil? >> neil: thanks, ed. that's the conundrum for the federal reserve. they're going to keep raising interest rates where you have to get the match whatever the inflation rate is. if you looked at an 8.6% inflation rate on the consumer level, you'd have to go higher with the rate hikes to come, you'll bring down the inflation rate to t...