The Fed Will Stay in Hibernation Until at Least Summer: CNBC Survey

eoboyle2019-12-11T21:41:07+00:00December 10th, 2019|

CNBC—Federal Reserve policymakers will go into hibernation for as much as six months, holding interest rates unchanged until at least the summer, according to respondents of the December CNBC Fed Survey. “The Fed will be on hold for longer than the market is projecting,” wrote John Donaldson, Director of Fixed Income. “Even a one-third chance of a cut next June is way overstated.” Click to read article

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The Fed Will Stay in Hibernation Until at Least Summer: CNBC Survey

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