The Federal Reserve is considering slowing down its balance sheet reduction, a move that could impact financial markets. The focus is on slowing rather than ending the quantitative tightening policy.🏦 The Federal Reserve officials are set to discuss the slowdown of quantitative tightening at this month's policy meeting.💰 Despite halting interest rate hikes last summer, the Fed continues to tighten monetary policy by reducing its holdings of bonds and assets by about $800 billion per month.📈 Concerns arise as the rapid pace of balance sheet reduction may deplete reserve funds quickly, leading to potential market disruptions.💸 Signs indicate a rapid decrease in cash surplus in the money markets, with overnight reverse repo balances declining faster than expected.🏦 The current pace of balance
Just stop fudging around and put in another 2% more on the current interest and to hold it out until end H1 to put the inflation concern into the deep freezers and off the cliff for good. A benefit from this would be another great opportunity for greedy fat investment entities to buy into the market while rooting out the weak and shitty struggling businesses.
Powell's Jackson Hole Speech Could Deliver The Final Blow To The Market
The tone of the Jackson Hole economic symposium in 2023 will likely focus on how long rates will stay high rather than how far they may rise.The bond market is now pricing in a higher for longer polic
It has been a good plan so far to be on healthcare and biosciences stocks. Inflation not at 2%, expect more rate hike at higher rate maybe The longer it drag to bring it down to 2%, opportunity cost higher.
It's Possible Federal Reserve Will Hike at September Meeting: Powell Press Conference
"The process of getting inflation down to 2% has a long way to go," Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell said during his post-monetary policy meeting press conference."It's possible" that the central bank will raise rates again at the September meeting if the data warrant it, he said.The Federal Open Market Committee will take a meeting-by-meeting approach in deciding monetary policy, and has not decided on a path of raising at every other meeting. Since the last meeting, economic data has genera
Fed Set to Raise Rates to 22-Year High and Decide If It's Done Hiking
July FOMC statement guidance is likely to be same as June’sPowell’s press conference will provide clues on another hikeFederal Reservepolicymakers are poised to hike interest rates to the highest leve
The Federal Reserve is considering slowing down its balance sheet reduction, a move that could impact financial markets. The focus is on slowing rather than ending the quantitative tightening policy.🏦 The Federal Reserve officials are set to discuss the slowdown of quantitative tightening at this month's policy meeting.💰 Despite halting interest rate hikes last summer, the Fed continues to tighten monetary policy by reducing its holdings of bonds and assets by about $800 billion per month.📈 Concerns arise as the rapid pace of balance sheet reduction may deplete reserve funds quickly, leading to potential market disruptions.💸 Signs indicate a rapid decrease in cash surplus in the money markets, with overnight reverse repo balances declining faster than expected.🏦 The current pace of balance
Just stop fudging around and put in another 2% more on the current interest and to hold it out until end H1 to put the inflation concern into the deep freezers and off the cliff for good. A benefit from this would be another great opportunity for greedy fat investment entities to buy into the market while rooting out the weak and shitty struggling businesses.
It has been a good plan so far to be on healthcare and biosciences stocks. Inflation not at 2%, expect more rate hike at higher rate maybe The longer it drag to bring it down to 2%, opportunity cost higher.