Will Warsh be obedient or defiant?

PawsAndProfits
09-16 20:36

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I am surpised Warsh still has black in his hair, considering the amount of stress he’s under right now. Everything point towards a rate hike. Falling bond prices, increasing price of crude oil, constant heated rivary between Iran and US which might drive up prices of goods, unsolved political tension between China and US. However, one particular person of influence wants to defy the force of nature, our dear Trump. He wants a rate cut. So will Warsh and his team comply to Trump wishes, or subject to forces around him? Lets see @ 11am PST, 2pm EST. [Surprised]

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Fed Rate Decision Due: Can Markets Absorb a 25 bps Hike?
Indexes closed lower again Tuesday: QQQ −0.65% to $704.54, SPY −0.46% to $757.39, S&P 500 −0.45% to 7,585.73. Everything waits on 2 a.m. Beijing Wednesday, when the Fed is expected to hike 25bp to 3.75%–4.00% with oil and yields climbing. Morgan Stanley, JPMorgan and Goldman all argue the turn is priced and that earnings and growth still carry equities, so one hike does not redirect the move. The tape agrees for now — indexes down under 1%, VIX at 17.20, no panic. But "already priced in" is a calculation, and it gets redone the moment the path is redrawn. Have the big banks called this right?
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