The Fed’s “High For Longer” Ripple Effect

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Jun 13 2024 | 00:18:26

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Show Notes

Wednesday was it turned out, a game in two halves, with a slightly better than expected CPI read in the morning, before the Fed’s no change decision later, but impacted by a more hawkish stance in the subsequent press conference. Risk-on assets had rallied after the CPI report showed the US core consumer price index fell to the lowest in more than three years. But later, the Federal Reserve penciled in just one quarter point interest-rate cut this year, down from three seen in March. The CPI core goods inflation was in negative territory, but the news was not all […]

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