CNBC – John Donaldson, Vice President & Director of Fixed Income, was quoted in a CNBC Fed Survey examining expectations for interest rates amid elevated oil prices, inflation concerns, and uncertainty stemming from the Iran conflict. “There are so many variables in play out there that the Fed’s best move is to do nothing right now—the odds of any move being the right move are no better than 50-50,” said Donaldson.

You can access the full article here: Fed to still cut rates this year, even as high oil prices spark an uptick in inflation: CNBC fed Survey. 

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