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Hike Or Hold? Debating The Coming Fed Decision
Hike Or Hold? Debating The Coming Fed Decision
Authored by Michael Lebowitz via Real Investment Advice,
Heading into the September 16 FOMC meeting, the debate over whether the Fed should raise rates or hold is heated. To help you appreciate the range of views, we present this article as a courtroom exercise. We will let the prosecution make its case for a rate hike, and the defense make its case for a hold. We will render our verdict after both sides present their cases.
To set the stage, Fed funds futures are...
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