Some investors had speculated that Powell might move to impose his mark on the Fed by signalling a faster
pace of rate hikes for 2018.
Not exact matches
Gold slid to a four - month low on Tuesday as the dollar strengthened ahead
of a US Federal Reserve policy meeting that is being watched
for clues on the future
pace of interest
rate hikes.
The U.S. Federal Reserve is also due to meet this week, and while no
rate hike is expected, investors will look
for clues on the future
pace of hikes.
The Federal Reserve is also due to meet this week, and while no
rate hike in benchmark U.S. interest
rates is expected, investors will look
for clues on the future
pace of increases.
«I'm convinced that the «plan» is to go «lower» in terms
of pace of buying,
for «longer» in the hope
of pushing out expectations about
rate hikes,» Kit Juckes, an analyst at Société Générale, said.
For now, these factors suggest that the Fed will remain on pause for the next few months at least, the pace of rate normalization will be slow and the central bank will probably be limited to one, or even no, hikes this ye
For now, these factors suggest that the Fed will remain on pause
for the next few months at least, the pace of rate normalization will be slow and the central bank will probably be limited to one, or even no, hikes this ye
for the next few months at least, the
pace of rate normalization will be slow and the central bank will probably be limited to one, or even no,
hikes this year.
Though it's anyone's guess how the data might influence the Fed's thinking about the
pace of rate hikes, the contrasting views
of policymakers suggest that now may be time
for investors to model the impact
of the three scenarios on their portfolios.
«It is too soon
for FOMC participants to begin raising longer run dots with the view that the longer run neutral
rate is rising, but it's not too soon
for participants to increase the
pace of projected
rate hikes,»» Hornbach says.
The US Dollar index hit new highs
for the year ahead
of the Federal Reserve's interest
rate decision later today, where it's expected they will continue to signal further
rate hikes as the US economy grows at a reasonable
pace.
Will he,
for example, be inclined to step up the
pace of Fed
rate hikes?
Retail investors turned net redeemers from Emerging Markets Bond Funds going into the final week
of April, and Frontier Markets Bond Funds posted their first outflow since mid-December as fears
of a more rapid
pace for U.S. interest
rate hikes cooled appetites
for this asset class.
With the UK economy gradually picking up
pace and inflation rising on the back
of a weaker currency, the UK's central bank may finally go ahead with a
rate hike for the first time in a decade, although it is widely expected to leave the monthly government and corporate - bond purchases untouched at # 435 and # 10 billion respectively.
All in all, the Fed continues to expect inflation to rise gradually toward 2 % over the medium term as the labor market improves further and the transitory effects
of energy price declines and other factors dissipate, but the
pace for hikes in interest
rates could well be moderate, as the Fed has been indicating.
Therefore he will continue
hiking rates at a measured
pace for as long as economic numbers are relatively strong regardless
of financial market movements.
But at least
for 2018, we see little chance
of the Fed increasing
rates beyond a quarterly
pace of 25 - basis - point
rate hikes.
Investors also raised their outlook
for the
pace of tightening by the Federal Reserve, meaning that they now view four
rate hikes this year as more likely.
Combining the current
pace of the QE taper, Yellen's comments about when
rate hikes would be likely to follow that, and Rosenberg's article on how bull markets have typically responded to Fed
rate hikes, it's not at all hard to build a case
for this bull market continuing to run
for quite some time — easily another year or more.
1) No change in the dot - plot: If the Fed does not change the projection
for a total
of three
hikes in 2018, this means a slower
pace of rate hikes and a better environment
for alternative assets such as cryptocurrencies.