«I expect both days will be riveting... and I'm hoping she'll stay on message:
more rate hikes needed in a gradual attempt to get us back to normal.
Not exact matches
Vitner said the Federal Reserve's recent key interest
rate hike won't slow the growth, though the Fed did signal that up to three
more rate hikes may be
needed in 2017.
Well, trade, geopolitics,
rate hikes, those are just some of the stresses being placed on this market resulting in severe volatility and now, some investors are wondering if
more choppiness is
needed for the bull market to continue.
Yellen conceded that the Fed still likely will
need to implement «gradual
rate hikes» over «the next few years,» but markets took her statement to mean that the central bank position could be
more dovish than anticipated.
Another analogy is being sedentary, such that any kind of fast walking or
hiking up a slope or climbing stairs sends the heart
rate to 200 + and instead of thinking wow, I
need to get out and take brisk walks, go on climbing
hikes and use the stairs
more, no, I don't want a heart
rate spike so I'll avoid all strenuous activity.
The Federal Reserve
needs to
hike interest
rates much
more before this bull market can end.
There are a few upsides: First, if buyers know there are
more interest
rate hikes scheduled for the next couple years, it might be the push they
need to buy.
First and foremost, it reiterates Trudeau's pledge to cut the tax
rate for middle - income earners and provide a
more generous child benefit to those who
need it, all paid for by a tax
hike on the wealthiest one per cent.
Jim Bullard, President of the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis, says there is no
need for the Fed to
hike rates any
more this year because inflation is still low, further Fed
rate hikes could cause the currently flat yield curve to invert, and inflation expectations are still low and stable.