BofA Sees New Lows for US Stocks as Inflation Shock ‘Ain’t Over’
US stocks haven’t seen the worst of this year’s declines yet against the backdrop of scorching inflation and a hawkish Fed according to BofA.
US stocks haven’t seen the worst of this year’s declines yet against the backdrop of scorching inflation and a hawkish Fed according to BofA.
Mobius told Bloomberg TV Wednesday that the Fed believes it has to hike past the inflation rate.
Our call and our charts continue to suggest that the S&P is forming a bottom, Rich Ross, Evercore ISI senior managing director of technical analysis.
Fed may have to eventually raise rates above 4.3% to control inflation, Former Treasury Secretary Lawrence Summers said.
Markets are slumping as investors worry about the consequences of the Fed's aggressive interest-rate hikes, designed to fight an inflation rate.
Billionaire Ray Dalio has predicted a sharp plunge in stock markets as the U.S. Fed raises interest rates aggressively to tame inflation.
"...it certainly doesn't feel like there's a consumer recession happening right now." - Expedia CEO Peter Kern