The Fed Will Cut Rates in the Fall As Credit Faces 'Tight Vise': Economist
"We have this chronic condition that I think is a really tight vise on Main Street lending," Paul McCulley said.
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"We have this chronic condition that I think is a really tight vise on Main Street lending," Paul McCulley said.
Markets are mistaken in hoping for a rate cut, as the move would have serious consequences for the economy, Mohamed El-Erian said.
As the central bank defies speculators, potential costs mount
"They let the inflation gorilla out of the cage. And right now there's not enough bananas in the world to entice it back into the cage."
The S&P 500 could reach 4,400-4,500 by the end of the year, as easing inflation means discounting hawkish Fed talk, Fundstrat said.