With inflation and job growth slowing, talk has turned to when will the Federal Reserve stop tightening to when it will start easing. On Monday (8/14), for example, Goldman Sachs economists were among the swelling flock of Wall Street analysts who announced their view that the Fed will start easing rates in the second quarter of 2024. It’s fair to say, therefore, we’re in a period of “in-between times” – somewhere in-between tightening and easing but now leaning towards easing.
Operating in “In-Between Times”
Operating in “In-Between Times”
Operating in “In-Between Times”
With inflation and job growth slowing, talk has turned to when will the Federal Reserve stop tightening to when it will start easing. On Monday (8/14), for example, Goldman Sachs economists were among the swelling flock of Wall Street analysts who announced their view that the Fed will start easing rates in the second quarter of 2024. It’s fair to say, therefore, we’re in a period of “in-between times” – somewhere in-between tightening and easing but now leaning towards easing.