Powell Maintains A Dovish Stance, As The Fed Remains In The Sidelines

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Unlike last year’s contentious FOMC meeting in December, this year’s rate decision was uneventful, as the Federal Reserve kept rates, as markets expected, unchanged. Looking forward, the Fed’s dot plot points towards no change in interest rates in 2020 and a single rate hike in 2021. However, I wouldn’t put much faith in…

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The Donald Vs. Powell – When the Federal Reserve Is Politicized, Markets Grow Weary

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The Federal Reserve, as expected, lowered interest rates by 25bp to a range of 2% to 2.25%. One thing is emerging from Jay Powell, Fed’s Chair, and his way of conducting monetary policy – he doesn’t like to surprise the markets or go back on any policy message that he has already iterated…

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¿A dónde va el marcado de inmobiliaria en España? — un cuento sobre dos ciudades

Los precios de la inmobiliaria habían estado subiendo en España, generalmente, y en Barcelona y Madrid, particularmente, desde 2014 gracias a la mejor situación de la economía de España que había estado mejorando y la muy baja tasa de interés que ha estado en su mínimo nivel en la historia de la Unión…

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Will The Yield Curve Inversion Predict The Next Recession?

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The inversion of the yield curve has raised concerns in the media over the possibility of a recession in the next 12 to 18 months. Considering the inversion has been a reliable indicator during the past 40 years, it could be reckless not to pay attention to it. However, the U.S. bond market…

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