…He expects the Federal Reserve to up rates in the first half of 2010 as the economy strengthens, which could briefly rattle the stock market. “There will be a short-term…
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Siegel on Inflation, Interest Rates
Author and Wharton Professor Jeremy Siegel says he thinks the Federal Reserve will likely raise interest rates “modestly” by this coming spring — earlier than many expect. But, he tells…
Doll: Rally in "Transition Phase"
…week’s jobs report was a sign that interest rates won’t stay at 0% forever, and that at some point the Federal Reserve will raise rates. That will mean an adjustment…
Ritholtz on the Economy/Market Disconnect
…Ritholtz, who called both the market crash and the recovery, tells Yahoo! TechTicker that as long as the economy remains weak, the Federal Reserve will likely keep interest rates at…
Biggs Sees Market Moving Higher
…high on Asian markets, from China to India to smaller developing nations. Among Biggs’ other key points: He’s not concerned with the ballooning federal deficit; He thinks China is not…
Gross Says to Buy Utilities
…extensively about the sub-1% money market yields that investors are faced with amid the Federal Reserve’s low-interest-rate push. While that might have been acceptable during the financial crisis last year,…
Faber: Still Opportunities in Stocks
…market nations in Asia. He also gives his take on gold, which he says will be a good investment as long as Ben Bernanke is heading the Federal Reserve. [youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WQRU2raejxQ]…
Grantham Expects "Painful" Pullback in 2010
…fair value, he adds. Grantham sees a pullback in late 2009 as unlikely, with low interest rates, lots of money being pumped into the economy, the promise from the Federal…
Siegel: Recession Over & Stocks Attractive, but Unemployment to Stay High
…drop,” Siegel said in an interview, the Wisconsin State Journal reports. He says the economy bottomed in July or August and is in recovery mode, largely because of the Federal…
Shiller: Housing to Move Sideways
…the housing market — including the $8,000 first-time home-buyer credit and the Federal Reserve’s mortgage-backed security buying program. As those plans wind down, the question will be whether the housing…