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Business As (Un)usual
It's jobs week in the US. Sort of.
In the normal course of business, the BLS would be gearing up to
Add in the fact that QT has ended and QE will likely get started in the next few months. Should be clear skies for stocks.
Why would QE restart? There isn’t a GFC or pandemic going on? Or am quaint and antiquated?
I agree, it should not start. However, I don’t know how else the Federal Reserve can bring down long term rates. I have recently read of a few Wall Street analysts saying this is likely to happen- mostly “spinning” it as “dealing with liquidity issues”.
Plus, Trump’s appointee will absolutely be in favor of all forms of monetary policy easing.