Fed Decision: Full Highlights, Redline Statement

Fed Says Balance-Sheet Unwind To Start ‘Relatively Soon’ Federal Reserve leaves federal funds target range between 1% to 1.25%. Fed holds rates unchanged, repeats inflation seen rising to 2% Fed: labor mkt strengthened, activity rising moderately Fed: job gains have been solid, unemployment has declined Fed: household spending, fixed investment continued to expand Fed: overall and core inflation declined, are running below 2% Fed repeats mkt-based inflation compensation gauges remain low Fe

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5 thoughts on “Fed Decision: Full Highlights, Redline Statement

    1. In some rather anecdotal evidence, as a college student in my mid-twenties, I currently see all of my peers trying to buy stocks/etfs/etns. XIV is one of the favorites that gets talked about though none of these people have the simplest idea of how/why it works.

      I’m still waiting to see someone take out student loans to load up on leveraged ETN’s.

  1. Tightening? You call 1% since Dec. of 2015 tightening, give me a fu*king break. Whirlybird Janet to the rescue. You bet your ass QE4 will helicopter $$$$’s everywhere the “status quo crowd” wants it.

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