Weekly Macro Brief: Thoughts on Powell and Clarida; Easier Credit; Brexit; Capex
In this week's Macro Brief we provide some thoughts on Fed Chairman Powell and Vice Chairman Clarida's appearances and the resulting shift in market expectations for the fed funds rate, we discuss further evidence credit being eased, and we consider this week's Brexit developments (which have turned out to be more disorderly than we anticipated). Our chart of the week illustrates the relationship between business equipment production and corporate capital equipment investment.
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