I'll take the under.
Anticipated gap between U.S. raising rates and U.K. following suit "widest since April" http://t.co/EPU34S2zx7 pic.twitter.com/uOW262KSJq
— Bloomberg Business (@business) October 2, 2015Anticipated gap between U.S. raising rates and U.K. following suit "widest since April" http://t.co/EPU34S2zx7 pic.twitter.com/uOW262KSJq
— Bloomberg Business (@business) October 2, 2015
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The most the Fed will raise will be 50bp, if that, and then all hell will break loose. We are Japan 2.0 foreva. The time delay nonsense is simply noise in our deflationary world.
Carney is a hawk and Yellen a dove. Yellen just got the excuse she needs to delay again with a hike in the jobs report. Poor wage growth, bad revisions to previous reports and horrible slowing conditions. And we're heading into the bad weather quarter that always leaves the statisticians revising lower. Net Exports getting worse. Business investment getting worse. Government spending remains tight, taxes are higher, govt saving pension contributions on the rise. Consumer credit loosening driving cars, houses, credit cards and additional college degrees but not enough to bring back the Clinton era.
Govt shutdown incoming...
EM cooling and heading towards 'hard landing'...
Global austerity...
"We are running out of money" everywhere and "export oruself to prosperity (Martians will buy our goods" mindset...
Impeding stock market bear market if things get worse and worse...
I don't see higher rates any time soon. I see excuses building up to our autocratic central banker elites to keep their idiotic monetarist schemes in fear of losing control, and politicians saying they 'can't do nothing' and 'free markets'.
Moron fest!
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Here is this leading guy from Canada in Bill's blog yesterday:
"Their path – the path of spending money we do not have, on bureaucratic programs we do not need – leads to the crushing structural deficits that plagued this country for years"
right from the guys speech verbatim !!!!!!!
???????? UFB!!!!!
Matt, like it or not, perception is reality...and policy too.
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