Adviser discusses why the Fed could hike rates instead of cutting them
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- Опубліковано 14 кві 2024
- US Treasury Yields (^TNX,^TYX,^FVX) are moving higher as the debate over when the Federal Reserve will cut interest rates continues to heat up amid current market conditions. The US economy shows strength as consumers continue to spend despite inflation, according to March's retail sales data, which could encourage Fed officials to hold off on rate cuts.
Richard Bernstein Advisors Director of Fixed Income Michael Contopoulos joins Yahoo Finance to break down the recent movements in the bond market and the potential for the Federal Reserve to push rate cuts further down the line in 2024, much to the dismay of many Wall Street forecasts.
Contopoulos elaborates on the probability of an interest rate hike: "I put the odds as not so much that I think they will hike, as much as I think that the market will start to price in some probability of a hike. Which is meaningful from a market perspective, both from a credit perspective as well as from an equity perspective. Whether or not they actually get to that point is a different story."
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More hikes please 7% Tbills help the retired seniors. 🙏🙏🙏🙏😛😛👍👍
Keep hiking. It’s fun.
No rate cut till 2025 it seems
Does anyone remember Janet’s “It’s transitory I tell ya, it’s just transitory.”
I recall Biden berating reports for suggesting printing 12 trillion dollars was going to cause inflation:
"Absolutely no one is talking about this package causing inflation", not a single economist"
still have 95% of my portfolio in variable GIC, so keep hiking would be real nice
I am trying to avoid making any new buys at this point in other not to get sucked into a bear market trap.It's tough making money in stocks when institutional investors are the driving force behind the selling.. although I read an article of people that grossed profits up to $150k during this crash, what are the best stocks to buy now or put on a watchlist?
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SQQQ
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They dont have the balls
Inflation is over when my 2 dollar box of spaghetti goes back to $1.
This thing s ridiculous, the more they hike ], the more people make is saving, the more you encourage the lazy economy, and not the productive economy... They need to get back to lower the rate to get the economical machine going again..,
ur right
Does anyone remember Janet’s “It’s transitory I tell ya, it’s just transitory.”