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Jeff Gundlach On Fed Policy
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Jeff Gundlach On Fed Policy

The Federal Reserve has signaled that there will be no interest rate cuts in the immediate future, particularly not by March. This forecast aligns with the inflation model predictions, which suggest a stall in the declining inflation rate.

by Staff
January FOMC Analysis: An Assessment of Hawkish Sentiments
The Fed

January FOMC Analysis: An Assessment of Hawkish Sentiments

The Federal Open Market Committee (FOMC) meeting in January projected a surprising hawkish stance, especially in light of the previous December meeting, which signaled a more dovish approach. This shift in tone has significant implications for the market and future monetary policy.

by Staff
The Consequences of a Fed Pivot
Economics

The Consequences of a Fed Pivot

A policy pivot, defined as the transition from raising interest rates to lower them, coupled with the injection of liquidity into the economy through quantitative easing, has sparked a debate on its implications for the job market and individual retirement accounts.

by Staff

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Aswath Damodaran Challenges the Narrative Around the Fed
Economics

Aswath Damodaran Challenges the Narrative Around the Fed

Despite acknowledging the Fed's steadfastness throughout the year, Damodaran highlighted that the ten-year Treasury bond rate has returned to its starting point of 3.88%, now standing at 3.95%, after all the fervent discussions about the Fed's actions.

Dec 19, 2023
by Marty Bent
The Illusion of "Mission Accomplished"
Economics

The Illusion of "Mission Accomplished"

In a recent conversation with Bloomberg, Jim Grant offered a compelling critique of the Federal Reserve's current posture, which appears to echo a premature declaration of "mission accomplished."

Dec 19, 2023
by Staff
Did Jerome Powell Throw in the Towel?
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Did Jerome Powell Throw in the Towel?

Earlier today, Jerome Powell took to Capitol Hill to announce that the Federal Reserve will be holding rates where they are for the time being in an effort to get the inflation rate back toward its 2% target.

Dec 13, 2023
by Marty Bent
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