When Do We Really Start Paying Attention?

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When do we start paying attention Rob? Because right now it seems like every time a Fed speaker speaks and floats the possibility of a higher interest rate hike, markets get jittery. The saying is you can't time the market. At some point there will be a moment when the Fed has done enough and inflation is on its way back down to target. And at that time investors will want to be alert enough to say to use yet another metaphor. It's safe to get back in the water.

Shell’s top executives explored moving the company to the US, and Britain and the EU clinched a deal on Monday to settle their dispute over Northern Ireland trading rules. Plus, the FT’s Robert Armstrong explains why the dance between investors and central banks has gotten dull.

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