Justin Lahart
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1,185 appearances
22 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2017
last heard Dec 2024
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So as an investor, you would still have to deal with potentially lower profit margins plus a rising rate environment.
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It's only if the job market really falls apart or the job market cools, let's say, that the Fed's going to
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Start thinking about holding off.
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Sort of merely inflation being low might not be enough to do that.
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Right.
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And that'll give us a real good insight into where the year should be going.
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WSJ Your Money Briefing · Dow Volatility: Will the Fed Dial Back Rate Increases? · 8 Feb 2018
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We've seen it a number of times over the years.
No, we definitely saw it.
The last time we saw it was in 2016, early 2016.
If you remember, there were all these worries about the global financial markets and that there was global fragility and it was going to hamstring the recovery here.
And going into 2016, the Fed said, expected that they were going to raise rates four times.
They quickly dialed that back, took it down to just one.
And the market, of course, recovered on that.
But we've seen it before.
We saw it certainly during the financial crisis.
I guess we'd probably all think good reason, most of us.
We also saw it in some of the crises in the 1990s.
And that was when this notion of the Fed put came about.
People called it the Greenspan put.
We should just describe, you know, explain, you know, a put is an options thing that basically gives people insurance on the downside.
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