Fed hikes discount rate, is it about to start?

[Nor-LA-SD-guy]

Yea I think they would have a hard time doing that at 15 or 20 % unemployment.

[Eugene]

What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.

[Eugene]

What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.

[Eugene]

What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.

[Eugene]

What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.

[Eugene]

What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.

[capeman]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Yea I think they would have a hard time doing that at 15 or 20 % unemployment.[/quote]

We’re already at 15 or 20%. Look at U-6.

Fed didn’t do anything but turn the knob to make their number look like the real number the market has been pushing for weeks. Rate’s will go up until more people get scared back into Ts. Euro fall could be the catalyst in the near term.

[capeman]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Yea I think they would have a hard time doing that at 15 or 20 % unemployment.[/quote]

We’re already at 15 or 20%. Look at U-6.

Fed didn’t do anything but turn the knob to make their number look like the real number the market has been pushing for weeks. Rate’s will go up until more people get scared back into Ts. Euro fall could be the catalyst in the near term.

[capeman]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Yea I think they would have a hard time doing that at 15 or 20 % unemployment.[/quote]

We’re already at 15 or 20%. Look at U-6.

Fed didn’t do anything but turn the knob to make their number look like the real number the market has been pushing for weeks. Rate’s will go up until more people get scared back into Ts. Euro fall could be the catalyst in the near term.

[capeman]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Yea I think they would have a hard time doing that at 15 or 20 % unemployment.[/quote]

We’re already at 15 or 20%. Look at U-6.

Fed didn’t do anything but turn the knob to make their number look like the real number the market has been pushing for weeks. Rate’s will go up until more people get scared back into Ts. Euro fall could be the catalyst in the near term.

[capeman]

[quote=Nor-LA-SD-guy]Yea I think they would have a hard time doing that at 15 or 20 % unemployment.[/quote]

We’re already at 15 or 20%. Look at U-6.

Fed didn’t do anything but turn the knob to make their number look like the real number the market has been pushing for weeks. Rate’s will go up until more people get scared back into Ts. Euro fall could be the catalyst in the near term.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=Eugene]What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.[/quote]

Good old cnbc, they modified the article from what was originally posted.

Now it says that the guy they interviewed expects the march meeting to result in a raise and initially it said “widely believed.” I didn’t look at the current betting line and apparently after it was posted, the editor did.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=Eugene]What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.[/quote]

Good old cnbc, they modified the article from what was originally posted.

Now it says that the guy they interviewed expects the march meeting to result in a raise and initially it said “widely believed.” I didn’t look at the current betting line and apparently after it was posted, the editor did.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=Eugene]What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.[/quote]

Good old cnbc, they modified the article from what was originally posted.

Now it says that the guy they interviewed expects the march meeting to result in a raise and initially it said “widely believed.” I didn’t look at the current betting line and apparently after it was posted, the editor did.

[temeculaguy]

[quote=Eugene]What expected march tick up in the fed funds rate? We’re still strongly up against the zero bound. Current market expectations are for the first tick up (to 0.5%) to occur either in September or in November.[/quote]

Good old cnbc, they modified the article from what was originally posted.

Now it says that the guy they interviewed expects the march meeting to result in a raise and initially it said “widely believed.” I didn’t look at the current betting line and apparently after it was posted, the editor did.

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