Will A Dovish Fed Be Enough To Help?
by UPFINA To understand monetary policymakers, you need to step in their shoes. They are always willing to risk inflation to avoid deflation because they think they can fight inflation easier.
dovish
Bank of America: Emerging market central banks are the most dovish they’ve been since 2009
Emerging market central banks are the most dovish they've been since 2009 according to BAML's EM monetary mood indicator. (Methodology below) pic.twitter.com/ZRLKuwXGYr — Tracy Alloway (@tracyalloway) July 24, 2019
Germany has the most dovish rate policy in the world today. Only 4 economies have tight monetary policy. Currency war at its best.
via @TaviCosta: Germany has the most dovish rate policy in the world today. Only 4 economies have tight monetary policy. Currency war at its best. #gold Also: Are US yields
Trump’s Call for a More Dovish Fed Gives Gold More Room to Grow
From Birch Gold Group This week, Your News to Know rounds up the latest news involving precious metal and the overall economy. Stories include: Gold gets another booster shot as Trump calls for
“Dovish” Central Banks Will Create the Global Economic Collapse
Those who do not understand what is laid out in the pages of history will suffer the consequences. We are witnessing cycles repeating. The central bankers are not your friend.
No interest rate change….explaining the FOMC neutral “dovish” action and statements today
I have been wrong at least as many times as I have been right when it comes to predicting the stock market… but I think this is interesting and hard
Dovish Fed, China stimulus won’t do the trick – Bulls looking for repeat of 2016 stock-market rally will be disappointed: Morgan Stanley
via marketwatch: U.S. stocks continue to rally in the face of steadily falling earnings estimates, leading some market commentators to draw comparisons to 2016, when equity markets rose amid a corporate earnings
The Fed Isn’t So DOVISH After All. Is THIS What They’re Worried About?
The Fed is going to do what they’ve always done. Maintain a position like they’re fully aware of what’s happening. The economy starts to sink and they begin to react…slowly.
A CRASH IS COMING: THE FED Went Dovish Because It SEES SYSTEMIC RISK
by Graham Summers of Gains, Pains, & Capital Yesterday’s note caught a lot of attention. In it, we argued that investing in stocks today based on the Fed getting dovish is like buying
S&P 500… The massive recovery has been fully driven by dovish central banks, despite unexciting earnings and guidance.
S&P 500… The massive recovery has been fully driven by dovish central banks, despite unexciting earnings and guidance. pic.twitter.com/laRBMWxj9g — Daniel Lacalle (@dlacalle_IA) February 5, 2019 The whole problem in