I regards to printing press dollars I would caution. If Arthur Burns didn't kill the dollar it shows you that all you need at the FED is a Volcker type to come along in history and put the screws to the world economy.
At this point it might serve the goals of the FED to let rates go up to bring in foreign investment. They don't have to be high just higher than the majors. Also higher rates will keep a tight string on recovery and maybe prevent the next bubble.
In the same line of thinking the PIGS are looking similar to the Latin American countries in the 1980s. Greece may be the new Mexico?
I think not because they will want to use other tools to withdraw liquidity if they see any inflationary pressures. They will be testing the reserve rate hikes and discount rates upwards but keep the FED Funds targeted at .25.
I would not be surprised to see another voice join the dissenter vote.
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ما وراء هبوط الدولار مع الذهب و من منهما يتمكن الارتداد؟
موعدنا الآن في غرفة شركة إكس أم لجلسة الأسواق
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At this point it might serve the goals of the FED to let rates go up to bring in foreign investment. They don't have to be high just higher than the majors. Also higher rates will keep a tight string on recovery and maybe prevent the next bubble.
In the same line of thinking the PIGS are looking similar to the Latin American countries in the 1980s. Greece may be the new Mexico?
Any thoughts?
I think not because they will want to use other tools to withdraw liquidity if they see any inflationary pressures. They will be testing the reserve rate hikes and discount rates upwards but keep the FED Funds targeted at .25.
I would not be surprised to see another voice join the dissenter vote.
My question for anyone who has an idea is this: How could I hedge this position? What are the options?