Think The Fed Will Cut Rates In 2020? Here’s What Happened Ahead Of Historical ‘First Cuts’

I'd roll out the old standby/boilerplate "as noted in these pages" introductory line here, but it wouldn't make much sense in the context of expectations for the Fed dot plot, because the fact that market participants are torn on whether "catching" down to the January statement means the new plot will tip one hike in 2019 or no hikes this year is common knowledge. That is, all you have to do is read a couple of articles about the March Fed meeting posted on any of the major financial news media

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3 thoughts on “Think The Fed Will Cut Rates In 2020? Here’s What Happened Ahead Of Historical ‘First Cuts’

    1. yep. and in the case of this GREASE (Government-ready Equity Asset Socialist Engineering) deleveraging Fed-fed Ponzi, it’s the entrails of the one who went down in front of it… recursively until the abattoir is knee deep in blood.

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