Yellen Hints At Slowing Economy, Dropping Stocks But Does Not Go Full Dove
With world markets begging for moar, Janet Yellen's prepared Humphrey-Hawkisn Testimony was a disappointment:
With world markets begging for moar, Janet Yellen's prepared Humphrey-Hawkisn Testimony was a disappointment:
While the markets have been generally lacklustre in the past two days, much of the enthusiasm associated with the last hour spike on both Monday and Tuesday had to do with optimism involving a significant relent by Janet Yellen during her semi-annual 2-day testimony in Congress starting tomorrow at 8:30 am.
Submitted by Lance Roberts via RealInvestmentAdvice.com,
Over the weekend, we presented a comprehensive step by step analysis laying out both the mechanics (and implications) of the Fed unleashing NIRP in the US when the time comes: a time which as JPM further defined, would be characterized by "recession-like conditions." In other words, right about now if Yellen so chose.
Ever since early 2015, we have repeated that with the world caught in a negative rate "race to the bottom", which even S&P now admits, it is inevitable that the US will join the rest of the DM central banks, especially after the flawed and much delayed attempt to hike rates into what is at least a quasi recession.