Fed Expected to Hike Rates Twice More This Year and Then Risk a “Policy Mistake”

eoboyle2018-09-26T18:01:21+00:00September 25th, 2018|

CNBC — “Fed funds increases in September and December are as certain as certain can be,” John Donaldson, Director of Fixed Income, wrote in his response to the CNBC Fed survey. “Their real challenge starts after the first increase in 2019, which will bring the rate to 2.75 percent, or finally back to even to inflation.” Click to read article

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