CNBC's Jim Cramer asserted Wednesday that the Federal Reserve is not done tightening, even as inflation seems to be on the decline because the consumer price index is no longer so scorching hot.
"Unfortunately, even with inflation cooling, the Fed has no choice but to keep tightening, if only to offset the tidal wave of inflation caused by all the government spending that's about to steamroll this economy," he said.
Cramer listed three factors that might indicate the Fed hasn't finished tightening.
Cramer also highlighted the tight labor market he thinks is currently making inflation difficult to manage.
"We need to stop confusing any given index with the tight labor market that makes our current bout of inflation so intractable," Cramer said.
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