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The Implications of Global Quantitative Tightening
August 27, 2024
While market participants are focused on the coming rate cut cycle, global central banks are still removing liquidity with QT roll-offs.
While market participants are focused on the coming rate cut cycle, global central banks are still removing liquidity with QT roll-offs.
Today's topics include a 25 basis point cut comes into focus, quantifying the extra savings from locked-in mortgages, housing affordability, an eye on private repo market, the yuan carry trade, market valuations, cracks in consumer spending, and money markets still seeing inflows
A replay of our August 29, 2024 conference call.
At Jackson Hole Chairman Powell said, "The time has come" to start cutting rates. He expressed concern about the labor market. However, the labor market has undergone epic changes post-pandemic, and interpreting its data is very complicated. A credible case can be made that the labor market is still robust, and stimulating the economy could produce more inflation.
Today's topics include reviewing Powell's Jackson Hole speech, inflation by income deciles, in search of neutral, central banks' safety net, a tipping point for the Beveridge Curve?, the carry trade lives on, making the case for emerging markets, and an eye on shipping rates
Jim Bianco joins Fox Business to discuss Fed Chairman Powell’s Speech, the Economy & Labor Market with Charles Payne.
Jim Bianco joins CNBC to recap Chairman Powell’s Speech and the Economy with Sara Eisen and Carl Quintanilla.
Today's topics include breaking down the reasons for rising unemployment, does the Fed need to cut rates?, the full Jackson Hole schedule, market implications for Jackson Hole, timing the rate cuts, Treasury policy as a form of stimulus, the shift to deglobalization, and the BoJ probably isn't done hiking rates
With four years of issuance to analyze, the 20-year bond has proven to be an expensive form of debt for the U.S. taxpayer.