Sentences with phrase «start of a tightening cycle»

But if valuations had been rising in the previous year, the S&P 500 has historically performed much worse following the start of a tightening cycle.

Regardless of the period, 3 - month returns following the start of a period of steady tightening were on average negative and more volatile, as markets initially reacted negatively to the start of a tightening cycle.

Although the US currency typically weakens at the start of a tightening cycle, Morgan Stanley is forecasting a stronger greenback against all major currencies through 2017.

7) I've sometimes commented that at the start of a tightening cycle that those who have been cheating blow up, like Third Avenue Focused Credit, which bought assets far less liquid than the shares of its mutual fund.

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«Remember, Fed tightening cycles start off benign but 10 of the 13 in the post-WWII era have ended in tears.»

«Having learned its lesson, the Fed is trying to convince markets that getting off zero is not necessarily the start of a traditional policy tightening cycle,» says Zentner.

In the U.S., I believe large - cap, cyclical - oriented companies look to be in a good position to withstand the start of the Fed's tightening cycle.

The inflationary impacts of our monetary policy continue to radiate out, and will continue to, until the Fed starts its next tightening cycle.

Fed tightening cycles often start with a small explosion where short - dated financing for thinly capitalized speculators evaporates, because of the anticipation of higher financing rates.

They can engage in fancy strategies where they try to remove policy accommodation either through rates or the size of the balance sheet, but one thing Fed history teaches us is that the Fed doesn't know what will happen when a tightening cycle starts, but usually it ends with a bang — some market blowing up.

In the U.S., I believe large - cap, cyclical - oriented companies look to be in a good position to withstand the start of the Fed's tightening cycle.

As I have said before, when the FOMC tightens without thinking about the financial economy, they keep tightening until something blows up, and then they loosen too much, starting the next cycle of over-borrowing.

In our current stage of the commercial real estate cycle, most conventional lenders, including banks, life insurance companies and CMBS providers, have started to tighten their minimum requirements and capping what they are willing to provide.