As USA sharply raises interest

2023-04-13

As USA sharply raises interest rates again and again, countries are forced to join brics and trade oil and other stuff with their own currency. This will lead to the usd depreciating in value and 300% inflation for usa due to high imports. Countries no longer fear the sanctions usa will impose on them. And to Jerome Powell and the Fed squad they will need 99% unemployment to curb inflation if they refuse to switch to a fiscal method of addressing the issue.

To Hike Or Not to Hike? Wall St's Views After CPI Data

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The index, which measures price changes over time for a basket of goods, ticked up 0.1% from February, as compared to a previous 0.4% increase.</p><p>Economists were expecting an annual increase of 5.2% and a monthly gain of 0.2%, according to Refinitiv.</p><p>Stripping out the often-volatile components of food and energy, core CPI grew 0.4% for the month, resulting in a 5.6% annual growth rate. In February, core CPI accelerated 0.5% month on month and 5.5% year over year.</p><p>CPI is one of the major inflation gauges that’s being watched like a hawk by the Federal Reserve, which is in the throes of a yearlong campaign to battle inflation through monetary tightening and stark interest rate hikes.</p><p>It usually doesn&#39;t take long for Wall Street&#39;s &#34;hot takes&#34; to come flooding in after the CPI report, and today was no exception. 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Goldman Sachs</h2><p>Goldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius said he expects the Federal Reserve to lift the range on its key federal funds rate by a quarter point in May and then hold it at 5 to 5.25 per cent into the second quarter of 2024.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">“We think the [Fed’s policy] committee is now in the home stretch as we no longer forecast a hike at the June 13-14 meeting,” Hatzius said.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">“The economic data are likely to be too soft to persuade the committee to both deliver a hike in May and signal an upward revision to the terminal rate implied in the March dot plot.“</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">Hatzius said the risks around this baseline forecast are clearly tilted toward rate cuts “but, in our view, not by as much as implied by market pricing”.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">As for how investors should position, Hatzius said “our rates strategists expect higher yields and our equity strategists see little or no upside from current levels.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">“However, our credit strategists see further room for spreads to normalise in the near term as banking stresses abate, and our commodity strategists expect the rebound in oil prices on the back of the OPEC+ production cut to continue.”</p><h2>2. Bank of America</h2><p>BofA Global Research said the March inflation data likely keeps the U.S. central bank on track for a May rate hike.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">&#34;Despite the improvement in March, inflation is still likely much too high from the Fed&#39;s perspective,&#34; BofA economists wrote.</p><h2>3. Morgan Stanley</h2><p>US Fed Minutes leave door open to no rate hike in May, but increase still likely, Morgan Stanley says.</p><h2>4. JPMorgan Chase</h2><p>Fed should be pausing rate hikes, JPMorgan&#39;s Kelly says. JPMorgan Asset Management Chief Global Strategist David Kelly calls the March CPI report &#34;encouraging&#34; and says the Federal Reserve should pay attention and realize inflation really is coming down. He speaks with Jonathan Ferro on &#34;Bloomberg The Open.&#34;</p><h2>5. Wells Fargo</h2><p>Analysts at Wells Fargo see one more interest rate hike coming from the Federal Reserve, following Wednesday’s US Consumer Price Index report. 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The index, which measures price changes over time for a basket of goods, ticked up 0.1% from February, as compared to a previous 0.4% increase.Economists were expecting an annual increase of 5.2% and a monthly gain of 0.2%, according to Refinitiv.Stripping out the often-volatile components of food and energy, core CPI grew 0.4% for the month, resulting in a 5.6% annual growth rate. In February, core CPI accelerated 0.5% month on month and 5.5% year over year.CPI is one of the major inflation gauges that’s being watched like a hawk by the Federal Reserve, which is in the throes of a yearlong campaign to battle inflation through monetary tightening and stark interest rate hikes.It usually doesn't take long for Wall Street's \"hot takes\" to come flooding in after the CPI report, and today was no exception. 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Goldman SachsGoldman Sachs economist Jan Hatzius said he expects the Federal Reserve to lift the range on its key federal funds rate by a quarter point in May and then hold it at 5 to 5.25 per cent into the second quarter of 2024.“We think the [Fed’s policy] committee is now in the home stretch as we no longer forecast a hike at the June 13-14 meeting,” Hatzius said.“The economic data are likely to be too soft to persuade the committee to both deliver a hike in May and signal an upward revision to the terminal rate implied in the March dot plot.“Hatzius said the risks around this baseline forecast are clearly tilted toward rate cuts “but, in our view, not by as much as implied by market pricing”.As for how investors should position, Hatzius said “our rates strategists expect higher yields and our equity strategists see little or no upside from current levels.“However, our credit strategists see further room for spreads to normalise in the near term as banking stresses abate, and our commodity strategists expect the rebound in oil prices on the back of the OPEC+ production cut to continue.”2. Bank of AmericaBofA Global Research said the March inflation data likely keeps the U.S. central bank on track for a May rate hike.\"Despite the improvement in March, inflation is still likely much too high from the Fed's perspective,\" BofA economists wrote.3. Morgan StanleyUS Fed Minutes leave door open to no rate hike in May, but increase still likely, Morgan Stanley says.4. JPMorgan ChaseFed should be pausing rate hikes, JPMorgan's Kelly says. JPMorgan Asset Management Chief Global Strategist David Kelly calls the March CPI report \"encouraging\" and says the Federal Reserve should pay attention and realize inflation really is coming down. He speaks with Jonathan Ferro on \"Bloomberg The Open.\"5. Wells FargoAnalysts at Wells Fargo see one more interest rate hike coming from the Federal Reserve, following Wednesday’s US Consumer Price Index report. According to them, inflation remains too hot for Fed’s liking. 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