September Fed rate hike still a possibility despite Asia jitters
And what if there is no lift-off in September?
And what if there is no lift-off in September?
If it is true that we are in a “Secular Stagnation,” we may need alternative (Keynesian) policies.
New risks and setbacks again threaten Europe’s economic sentiment.
LONDON | UBS | Lower oil prices are evaluated as essentially “a wash” for the US economy.
UBS analysts explain some key aspects of Fed’s challenging task starting in September.
China’s unexpected decision to devaluate its currency triggers uncertainty in the markets.
An upcoming Fed interest rate hike now seems to be one of markets’ main focal points and concerns.
The US economy is gaining momentum in the second quarter with an estimated 2.3% growth, supported by consumption and construction investment.
CANCUN (MEXICO) | A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far away…” the Federal Reserve did not even announce its interest rate movements. Fed watchers had to infer the lending policy of the world’s most powerful central bank just by painstakingly perusing the documents–release, obviously, in paper–of the Fed’s open market operations.
LONDON | Barclays | The US dollar strengthened after the FOMC left the door open for a September move, although it did not provide any strong signal for the timing of the first hike.