Why Lower Interest Rates Aren’t Hurting Bank Stocks
Normally, their profit potential would go straight into the garbage. But not now.
Normally, their profit potential would go straight into the garbage. But not now.
Why? The era of low VIX readings has lasted longer than normal, and there’s the unending trade war.
Evoking Mike Tyson, Jim Bianco says a market dive could bring big pressure to more rate cuts.
Monetary easing will harm economic growth, David Kelly warns.
Study concludes that portfolio managers are cutting costs due in part to low interest rates.
Pure Alpha, which clocked a 14% advance in 2018, has lost 6% thus far this year.
Allianz economist notes decline of yields and worries they might crop up in America.
Alan Greenspan and others say it’s for insurance, just in case things go wrong.
Look out below if the Fed doesn’t ease much, earnings dip, or the trade war heats up.
So says UBS’s chief, as the Fed, the ECB, and other central banks eye easing.
Mortgage rates are on the way down, which should boost affordability and home building starts.
Political pressure is high on Chairman Jerome Powell to do something in July. The question is how much.
Opt for stocks and gold, and not the US dollar, hedge fund operator says.
Expanded tariffs by both Washington and Beijing will affect ‘prices paid in stores,’ he says.