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To: expat_panama

Meanwhile, no one with any degree of real economic knowledge can point to a U. S. interest rate rise in the foreseeable future. This, despite predictions for the past several years that it was both imminent and inevitable.


10 posted on 11/18/2014 4:31:34 AM PST by abb ("News reporting is too important to be left to the journalists." Walter Abbott (1950 -))
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To: abb

As with every other forecast on every other measure, this time of the year since 2009 they always “shift to the right” :-)


11 posted on 11/18/2014 5:06:35 AM PST by Wyatt's Torch
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To: abb; Wyatt's Torch
no one with any degree of real economic knowledge can point to a U. S. interest rate rise

Thing is that these low interest rates just don't make sense from a hisorical perspective.  Rates on T-bills and prime loans have hit bottom for several years now while Corp. bonds and mortgages came up a bit last year but they're falling again too.  I confess: I've been expecting rate hikes for a while now, although I personally have expected us to be a lot farther off from deflation too...

12 posted on 11/18/2014 5:56:47 AM PST by expat_panama
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