Fed Tightening? Not Now

The time to be dovish was when the crisis struck and the economy needed extraordinary monetary accommodation. The time to be more hawkish was earlier in this decade, when the economic cycle had a long runway, the global economy ample momentum, and the future considerably more promise than peril.

This is a time for choosing. We believe the U.S. economy can sustain strong performance next year, but it can ill afford a major policy error, either from the Fed or the rest of the administration. Given recent economic and market developments, the Fed should cease—for now—its double-barreled blitz of higher interest rates and tighter liquidity.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/quantitative-tightening-not-now-11544991760
Fed will tighten tomorrow and then signal that they will not tighten as much as expected in the future.
 
This fed is Definitely having it's fun ...I think the fed will start to bow to the market when the markets drop another 15-20%....they need to raise rates in order to cut the rates when liquidity dries up, economies are falling apart across the globe, gdp will be under 1% quicker than you can imagine.....
 
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