Now Elon Musk upset with US Fed, said – increase in rates will lead to recession

Twitter CEO Elon Musk said on Saturday that another Fed rate hike would trigger a recession. Musk said in a tweet that the recession would worsen if America's central bank, the Federal Reserve, raises interest rates next week. Many users expressed their views on this tweet of Musk. 

One user wrote that no one seems to be paying attention to the fact that fully consolidated power in Allen's hands is dangerous. Another user wrote, this is true but if the Fed does not increase the interest rates then inflation will increase a lot and this will give further impetus to the recession. 

If the Fed raises rates again next week, the recession will be greatly amplified — Elon Musk (@elonmusk) December 9, 2022

Serious recession ahead

Musk said last month that the US economy was heading into a deep recession and that the Federal Reserve should hold off on raising interest rates. Musk said last week that the Federal Reserve should cut interest rates immediately because a serious recession is looming.

In another tweet, Musk said Twitter costs $13 million a year on food service at the headquarters. Now the company is going to sell 265 items related to kitchen and furniture. For this, a two-day online auction will be organized. 

Musk may lose the title of richest person

Tesla's market valuation has nearly halved since Elon Musk announced it was buying Twitter in April. Due to this, there has been a decrease of $ 70 billion in Musk's total assets, due to which the title of the world's richest person has become a threat to Musk. 

Since April, Musk has sold Tesla shares worth $20 billion to buy Twitter. According to a Guardian report, due to the volatility in shares on Wednesday, Bernard, CEO of France's LVMH, became the world's richest person for a while. Now Musk's total assets are reduced to $ 175 billion. Bernard is in second place at $167 billion.