I don’t see any reason for the Fed to hike rate again.

Treasury yields dropped sharply, with the 2-year rate dipping below 5%. Market is calling the Fed bluff.

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Bond yields tend to peak around the time of the last Fed rate hike. I don’t expect any more rate hikes, which is why I turned positive on bonds recently.

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Corporate earnings are going down. CEOs will talk about new challenges during their Q3 calls.

I don’t see any reason for the Fed to hike rate again. If anything, rate cuts are coming for the U.S., Canada, Eurozone, and England…

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  • KYHBKO
    ·2023-10-15
    inflation looks to remain sticky. would the current interest rate be adequate or will there be a need for a higher interest rate? higher for longer?
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  • MichT
    ·2023-10-13

    Great ariticle, would you like to share it?

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  • phongy 45
    ·2023-10-15
    awesome
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  • AuntieAaA
    ·2023-10-14
    GOOD
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  • KSR
    ·2023-10-14
    👍
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  • Tom Chow
    ·2023-10-14
    good
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