Introduction The Federal Reserve System, often referred to as "the Fed," was established in 1913 in response to a series of banking panics. As the central banking institution of the United States, it plays a crucial role in maintaining the stability and integrity of the nation's monetary and financial systems. This essay explores the ten fundamental objectives...
Despite the banking industry turmoil, central banks continued to raise rates last week. This marked moves from the European Central Bank (ECB) by 50Bps, Federal Reserve (Fed) by 25Bps, Bank of England by 25Bps, Swiss National Bank by 50Bps, Norway by 25Bps, the Philippines by 25Bps, and Taiwan by 12.5Bps. Central banks appear determined to show they have the tools...
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does the fed follow US 2 year bond yield? you be the judge
Putting on the same chart the S&P and fed rate the last three market bottoms happened a year and a half after the fed funds rate peaks. (589 days avg.) That would put the next one in September 2024
FED Funds Rate In the long-term, the United States Fed Funds Rate is projected to trend around 9-10%
Comparing rates and Unemployment to predict timing of recessions.
just going over the 2yr VS the fed rate and what to expect this year. I think I need to write down my speech first I tell you what talking to yourself is not that easy. Have a great weekend
Total Public Debt multiplied by increasing Fed Fund Rates equals trouble! #Recession along side rocketing initial #jobless claims right around the corner. #Gold and #Silver also have a high probability of rocketing.
Fed saying the peak rate 5% next year. imo this news -had- to accompany a 50bp hike or apes would have prematurely partied. I think the 4000% climb up to now was worse. They want to raise as much across 2023 as they rose in November 2022 alone. Of course there are layers of complexity here, but looking at the topical move here, I don't think its thats bad and...
Hello TradingView Family / Fellow Traders. This is Richard, also known as theSignalyst. I am not a fundamental expert (nor an economist) but I found FEDFUNDS chart really interesting! I never thought that basic technical analysis tools can also be applied to such economic instruments! As per my last analysis (attached on the chart) FEDFUNDS traded higher and...
When we see the Fed funds rate "Green" Surpass both the 2 year and 10 year yield we can expect to see a pause or cutting - when we see the the Fed funds rate being lowered is when the next market downturn happens
its obvious the momentum will cary this higher,, will have a dramatic impact on the dynamic of the demand economy
Mortgages tend to be right at the prime rate over time, falling a bit below or above (recent decades) depending on sentiment, but large diversions would be relatively unprecedented.
Another simple, without noise chart: Effective Federal Funds Rate (blue) and the S&P 500 (dark yellow). Since March, with a macro perspective, almost all my 'crash' ideas are showing that the probability of a major crash is in place; the truth be told, with a boring pattern that keeps repeating itself. I don't know if this time will be different, what I know is...
This chart is essentially proxy for the acceleration rate of interest expense for the US government, and has been a reliable indicator of fed pivot for 30+ years as the fed has ensured the US doesn't enter a debt death spiral. To keep this line 'inbounds' they need the middle of the curve to fall ~75bp between now and the 24th Or maybe they'll allow a brief...
A pure trend analysis of US interest rates and inflation. In my opinion, the cheap money and low inflation era has ended in the long term.
The Federal reserve stepped in to control inflation by increasing interest rates. It looks like the decades long trend channel has been broken upwards. Fed reserve is definitely going above parameters, I bet even they didnt expect to go above. Im guessing deflation is coming followed by stagnation, I hope i'm wrong.