Scary Similarity: The Roaring Twenties and Today
Then resembles now a lot, says State Street’s Arone. And we know how the 1920s ended.
Then resembles now a lot, says State Street’s Arone. And we know how the 1920s ended.
Despite expected Fed inaction next year, a strong economy will lift interest rates, the firm forecasts.
New inflation gauge will be ‘huge good news for some and huge bad news for others.’
Growth is expected to slow next year, though, according to BNP Paribas.
When the market has been good before the ninth month, its poor rep doesn’t matter.
Leuthold strategist fears hot economy will push up inflation, threatening advance.
Even with core CPI the highest in 10 years, the number shouldn’t ‘spook’ the Fed, says Pantheon’s Shepherdson.
While pay raises are torpid now, expect a surprise at year-end due to tight labor markets, David Levy says.
He hopes to hit the sweet spot that keeps inflation, now 1.9%, in check.