The US economy is too strong for rate cuts. We’ve experienced wild economic swings, inflation, financial markets, and fiscal and monetary policy since COVID. The Fed usually begins a rate-cutting cycle after recessions, but not when growth is strong. Read more from Atlas Merchant Capital LLC's Larry Kantor and Bob Diamond here: https://hubs.la/Q02kbjn80 #ratecuts #economy #finance #useconomy. #us #monetarypolicy
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The US #economy is still going strong. Many feel an #InterestRate cut won't take place until mid-Summer. #Inflation is still a problem that the Fed is monitoring, and interest rates are one tool they use to fight it off. Read more: #business #interest
Strong US economy brings bets that Federal Reserve will wait on interest rate cuts
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Recession next year? Seems we have been hearing that for the last three years. While the doomsayers could be right this time, I think they are wrong. If the Fed starts to cut interest rates, as they should, the US economy will continue to grow. My money on the American consumer continuing to propel the economy forward. #economy #recession #FRB #rates #inflation #economicgrowth #USeconomy #growth
Why a recession will strike in 2025, according to a veteran economist
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The recent retreat in US Treasury yields signals a shift in investor sentiment towards a slowing economy. This change follows a series of economic data releases that hint at a deceleration in economic growth. Producer prices rose less than expected in May, increasing only 0.1% compared to April. This modest growth suggests easing inflation pressures […]
Treasury Yields Drop: Economy Slows Down | US Newsper
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Recent projections from the Federal Reserve are increasingly optimistic about the US economy’s recovery from post-pandemic inflation. Officials now predict inflation will stabilize, without a recession or mass unemployment. Read more: https://loom.ly/OVd16YY #economy #bankingindustry #finance #bankingsector #financialnews #CoinstarForFinancial
Fed Officials Increasingly Believe Economy Will Have 'Soft Landing'
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The recent retreat in US Treasury yields signals a shift in investor sentiment towards a slowing economy. This change follows a series of economic data releases that hint at a deceleration in economic growth. Producer prices rose less than expected in May, increasing only 0.1% compared to April. This modest growth suggests easing inflation pressures […]
Treasury Yields Drop: Economy Slows Down | US Newsper
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Been saying for a while, I think at most two rate cuts this year, most likely just ONE and maybe even ZERO! 😲 It was unthinkable to say that 6 months ago, but the economy and inflation keep chugging along, so no reason for the FED to take any action! 💲 Comment below if you want to discuss with me on how this affects your strategy! #financialplanning #investing #moneyhacks #retirementplanning
Fed could cut rates fewer times than expected as economy keeps growing, according to CNBC survey
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While inflation holds significant importance within the Fed's dual mandate, which prioritizes maximum employment and price stability, it does not stand alone in the Fed's considerations. The Federal Reserve also monitors four other crucial economic sectors that provide valuable insights into the economy's overall well-being and may impact the timing of monetary policy adjustments. https://ow.ly/MZwh30sA5LE
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Why hasn’t the predicted recession hit despite an inverted yield curve? Our economy continues to defy predictions and display surprising signs of resilience. Kevin Flanagan explores why in his latest blog post. Read it here: https://lnkd.in/g6HAerQD #inflation #invertedyield #FOMC #FED #interestrates #ratehike #investing #finance
Staking a “Claim” With Inverted Curves
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It has been two years since the Treasury yield curve moved into negative territory, and the U.S. economy has yet to move into recession territory. Kevin Flanagan explores the relationship between inverted yield curves and recessions and discusses the current state of the labor market and its impact on the economy. #YieldCurve #Recession #LaborMarket
Staking a “Claim” With Inverted Curves
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While inflation holds significant importance within the Fed's dual mandate, which prioritizes maximum employment and price stability, it does not stand alone in the Fed's considerations. The Federal Reserve also monitors four other crucial economic sectors that provide valuable insights into the economy's overall well-being and may impact the timing of monetary policy adjustments. https://ow.ly/saEp30sBont
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