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  Personally I m going for Trump and hopefully he will win. We need the economic to be up and running
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  Powell Reinforces Position That the Fed Is Not Ready to Start Cutting Interest Rates
  Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell on Wednesday reiterated that he expects interest rates to start coming down this year, but is not ready yet to say when.In prepared remarks for congressionally mand
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  Its gone. Don't make the same mistake for lmirt and first REIT.
  Manulife US REIT Announces Proposed Divestment of Phipps to Sponsor
  Manulife US REIT's manager announces proposed sale of Phipps to sponsor
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We can then begin dialing back that restriction on our policy.”</p><h2 id=\"id_2014162191\" style=\"text-align: start;\">Rates likely at peak</h2><p>In total, the speech broke no new ground on monetary policy or the Fed’s economic outlook. However, the comments indicated that officials remain concerned about not losing the progress made against inflation and will make decisions based on incoming data rather than a preset course.</p><p>“We believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening cycle. If the economy evolves broadly as expected, it will likely be appropriate to begin dialing back policy restraint at some point this year,” Powell said in the comments. “But the economic outlook is uncertain, and ongoing progress toward our 2 percent inflation objective is not assured.”</p><p>He noted again that lowering rates too quickly risks losing the battle against inflation and likely having to raise rates further, while waiting too long poses danger to economic growth.</p><p>Markets had been widely expecting the Fed to ease up aggressively following 11 interest rate hikes totaling 5.25 percentage points that spanned March 2022 to July 2023.</p><p>In recent weeks, though, those expectations have changed following multiple cautionary statements from Fed officials. The January meeting helped cement the Fed’s cautious approach, with the statement explicitly saying rate cuts aren’t coming yet despite the market’s outlook.</p><p>As things stand, futures market pricing points to the first cut coming in June, part of four reductions this year totaling a full percentage point. That’s slightly more aggressive than the Fed’s outlook in December for three cuts.</p><h2 id=\"id_2801491168\" style=\"text-align: start;\">Inflation easing</h2><p>Despite the resistance to move forward on cuts, Powell noted the movement the Fed has made toward its goal of 2% inflation without tipping over the labor market and broader economy.</p><p>“The economy has made considerable progress toward these objectives over the past year,” Powell said. He noted that inflation has “eased substantially” as “the risks to achieving our employment and inflation goals have been moving into better balance.”</p><p>Inflation as judged by the Fed’s preferred gauge is currently running at a 2.4% annual rate — 2.8% when stripping out food and energy in the core reading that the Fed prefers to focus on. The numbers reflect “a notable slowing from 2022 that was widespread across both goods and services prices.”</p><p>“Longer-term inflation expectations appear to have remained well anchored, as reflected by a broad range of surveys of households, businesses, and forecasters, as well as measures from financial markets,” he added.</p><p>Powell is likely to face a variety of questions during his two-day visit to Capitol Hill, which starts with an appearance Wednesday before the House Financial Services Committee and concludes Thursday before the Senate Banking Committee.</p><p>Though the Fed tries to stay out of politics, the presidential election year poses particular challenges.</p><p>Former President Donald Trump, the likely Republican nominee, was a fierce critic of Powell and his colleagues while in office. Some congressional Democrats, led by Sen. 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We can then begin dialing back that restriction on our policy.”Rates likely at peakIn total, the speech broke no new ground on monetary policy or the Fed’s economic outlook. However, the comments indicated that officials remain concerned about not losing the progress made against inflation and will make decisions based on incoming data rather than a preset course.“We believe that our policy rate is likely at its peak for this tightening cycle. If the economy evolves broadly as expected, it will likely be appropriate to begin dialing back policy restraint at some point this year,” Powell said in the comments. “But the economic outlook is uncertain, and ongoing progress toward our 2 percent inflation objective is not assured.”He noted again that lowering rates too quickly risks losing the battle against inflation and likely having to raise rates further, while waiting too long poses danger to economic growth.Markets had been widely expecting the Fed to ease up aggressively following 11 interest rate hikes totaling 5.25 percentage points that spanned March 2022 to July 2023.In recent weeks, though, those expectations have changed following multiple cautionary statements from Fed officials. The January meeting helped cement the Fed’s cautious approach, with the statement explicitly saying rate cuts aren’t coming yet despite the market’s outlook.As things stand, futures market pricing points to the first cut coming in June, part of four reductions this year totaling a full percentage point. That’s slightly more aggressive than the Fed’s outlook in December for three cuts.Inflation easingDespite the resistance to move forward on cuts, Powell noted the movement the Fed has made toward its goal of 2% inflation without tipping over the labor market and broader economy.“The economy has made considerable progress toward these objectives over the past year,” Powell said. He noted that inflation has “eased substantially” as “the risks to achieving our employment and inflation goals have been moving into better balance.”Inflation as judged by the Fed’s preferred gauge is currently running at a 2.4% annual rate — 2.8% when stripping out food and energy in the core reading that the Fed prefers to focus on. The numbers reflect “a notable slowing from 2022 that was widespread across both goods and services prices.”“Longer-term inflation expectations appear to have remained well anchored, as reflected by a broad range of surveys of households, businesses, and forecasters, as well as measures from financial markets,” he added.Powell is likely to face a variety of questions during his two-day visit to Capitol Hill, which starts with an appearance Wednesday before the House Financial Services Committee and concludes Thursday before the Senate Banking Committee.Though the Fed tries to stay out of politics, the presidential election year poses particular challenges.Former President Donald Trump, the likely Republican nominee, was a fierce critic of Powell and his colleagues while in office. Some congressional Democrats, led by Sen. 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Don't make the same mistake for lmirt and first REIT.&nbsp;","listText":"Its gone. Don't make the same mistake for lmirt and first REIT.&nbsp;","text":"Its gone. 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The sponsor will waive the divestment fee. The manager says that the transaction is &#34;subject to satisfactory completion of due diligence and negotiation of terms of the definitive agreements the parties are targeting to enter into the definitive agreements in relation to the proposed divestment by June 30.&#34;</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">As at Dec 31, 2022, MUST&#39;s net asset value was US$1.02 billion. As such, the divestment requires unitholders&#39; approval.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">Phipps was valued at US$210 million as at Dec 31, 2022, at a capitalisation rate of 5.25%. Its net property income (NPI) in FY2022 was US$12.2 million, up from US$11.9 million in FY2021, and contributed 10.8% to MUST&#39;s total NPI in FY2022.</p><p>If MUST manages to divest Phipps for around US$190 million to US$200 million, it would take the REIT&#39;s aggregate leverage down to a more manageable 43% or thereabouts.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">The manager also announced that the exclusivity period with Mirae Asset Global Investments has lapsed.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">In November 2022, MUST&#39;s manager announced a strategic review by Citigroup. On Dec 30, 2022, MUST&#39;s manager announced that its portfolio valuation had declined by 10%, taking its aggregate leverage to around 49%. Its options to &#34;cure&#34; this included equity fund raising, divestments, and a new partnership.</p><p>Most market watchers believed that divestments were the best way to realise value, followed by a rights issue, where all unitholders would have equal rights.</p><p style=\"text-align: start;\">As at 10.40am, units in Manulife US REIT are trading lower 6.29% down, at 16.4 US cents. 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The sponsor will waive the divestment fee. The manager says that the transaction is \"subject to satisfactory completion of due diligence and negotiation of terms of the definitive agreements the parties are targeting to enter into the definitive agreements in relation to the proposed divestment by June 30.\"As at Dec 31, 2022, MUST's net asset value was US$1.02 billion. As such, the divestment requires unitholders' approval.Phipps was valued at US$210 million as at Dec 31, 2022, at a capitalisation rate of 5.25%. Its net property income (NPI) in FY2022 was US$12.2 million, up from US$11.9 million in FY2021, and contributed 10.8% to MUST's total NPI in FY2022.If MUST manages to divest Phipps for around US$190 million to US$200 million, it would take the REIT's aggregate leverage down to a more manageable 43% or thereabouts.The manager also announced that the exclusivity period with Mirae Asset Global Investments has lapsed.In November 2022, MUST's manager announced a strategic review by Citigroup. On Dec 30, 2022, MUST's manager announced that its portfolio valuation had declined by 10%, taking its aggregate leverage to around 49%. Its options to \"cure\" this included equity fund raising, divestments, and a new partnership.Most market watchers believed that divestments were the best way to realise value, followed by a rights issue, where all unitholders would have equal rights.As at 10.40am, units in Manulife US REIT are trading lower 6.29% down, at 16.4 US cents. 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