The latest message from the Federal Reserve is that it isn’t quite ready to cut interest rates, but the option remains open for this year. #interestrates #economy #creditunion
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In this month’s commentary, our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, looks at some of the forces that have driven long-term government bond yields higher in recent months and considers the outlook for the asset class. https://lnkd.in/eknZsNvM #markets #economy #bonds #afhwealth
Economic Commentary - Why have bond yields risen recently and what might happen next?
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Interesting take on the debate about the Federal Reserve's interest rate policy. Joseph Brusuelas is calling for a 25bp cut in June and three cuts this year, based on a Taylor Rule model, whereas many economists have pushed out their expectations due to continued stickiness in inflation, and see a maximum of only two cuts this year, and the first not until the September meeting. #FederalReserve #inflation #economy
Federal Reserve’s policy path points to a rate cut in June
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Those who own the most securities have the most to gain when interest rates fall. This is not a coincidence. According to Mr. Chancellor, the greatest fortunes have been gained during periods of abnormally low interest rates. As he puts it, "great whales feed off the savings plankton." It's important to be aware of these trends and adjust your investment strategies accordingly. https://lnkd.in/gPWF3U83
‘The Price of Time’ Review: Getting Interest Rates Wrong
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“We believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening cycle, and that if the economy evolves broadly as expected, it will likely be appropriate to begin dialing back policy restraint at some point this year,” Jerome Powell said. #economy #interestrates
Federal Reserve Meeting: Fed Keeps Rates Steady
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In this month’s commentary, our Chief Economist, Colin Warren, looks at some of the forces that have driven long-term government bond yields higher in recent months and considers the outlook for the asset class. https://lnkd.in/e95akFUh #markets #economy #bonds #afhwealth
Economic Commentary - Why have bond yields risen recently and what might happen next?
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Costless capital has encouraged thoughtless allocation of capital. Higher rates and associated analysis of productivity associated with capital allocation are a positive long-term development for the US economy. https://lnkd.in/gWFJYKJw
Higher rates for longer are a good thing
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Good read. Deficit is just covering operating costs and not stimulating the economy. How long this unusual phase will last is a key variable of the economic equation. Post pandemic monetary and fiscal policies drawbacks are emerging in such an unprecedented and erratic manner. #monetarypolicy #fiscalpolicy #qe #fed #interestrates #inflation #deficit #pandemics #useconomy #taxes #debt #carry #budget
Do Higher Deficits Cause Inflation? Not This Year
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#MarketWeekly: Does it pay to be patient with your #investments? 💷 High inflation presents a significant challenge for both savers and investors alike. The latest research by Alliance Trust and Money Magpie found that #investors who frequently meddle with their portfolios in response to changing #inflation and #savings rates typically end up worse off than those who remain patient. We explore further the details from this new research, plus delve into the noise, numbers and nuance within the #markets this past week. Learn more: https://bit.ly/3x6V8CR
Does it pay to be patient with your investments? Read more in our latest Market Weekly.
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In the spring of 2020, the government, appropriately, opened its wallet. In doing so, it ushered in a new era in which fiscal policy came to dominate the economic landscape—bringing about the higher inflation that monetary policy had been unable to achieve over the previous decade. While this policy has kept the economy buoyant, what happens when the tide goes out? Here’s what investors need to know about potential risks to the economy in the coming year. #MarketInsight #Inflation #Investments #FiscalPolicy #EconomicRisk
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