Markets are overestimating expected rate cuts from the Federal Reserve, according to Credit Suisse’s Michael Strobaek, who said that the central bank is likely to take a pause from here after its third cut last month. “Bond markets have become a little too aggressive in terms of expectations for further rate cuts from the US Fed,” the global CIO of…
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Markets overestimating Fed rate cuts says CS global CIO Michael Strobaek
25 November 2019

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