
Bloomberg Surveillance
Bloomberg Surveillance TV: October 22, 2024
Oct 22, 2024
Torsten Slok, Chief Economist at Apollo Management, shares insights on the ‘no landing scenario’ in the U.S. economy. Brent Schutte, Chief Investment Officer at Northwestern Mutual, warns that investors might be overly optimistic about future Fed rate cuts. Kurt Reiman, Head of Fixed Income at UBS, explains the link between soaring U.S. treasury yields and strong economic growth, rather than political factors. Together, they dissect the impact of monetary policies, corporate earnings in a rising interest rate climate, and the complexities of navigating economic uncertainty.
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- The resilience of the labor market, indicated by low job cuts and jobless claims, suggests ongoing consumer spending and economic stability.
- Investors may need to reconsider their strategies as the housing market's resurgence could lead to inflationary pressures amid rising interest rates.
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Tailwinds for the Federal Reserve
Several key factors are indicating that the Federal Reserve may need to pause its monetary policy tightening in the upcoming meeting. Important tailwinds have emerged, including robust financial conditions and strong consumer spending, despite increased interest rates. Legislative measures like the CHIPS Act and the Infrastructure Act are also seen as supportive for economic growth, contributing to job creation and manufacturing development. Overall, current data suggests a lack of slowdown in the economy, challenging the notion that the Fed's policies are overly restrictive.
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