Rubrics Morning Comment 30.11.23 – Rubrics – Asset Management

30th November 2023

Fed’s 2024 Voters Signal No Urgency to Raise Interest Rates

Cleveland’s Mester says policy ‘in a good place’ to watch data

Richmond’s Barkin says Fed should keep option to hike

https://blinks.bloomberg.com/news/stories/S4WEYHT0AFB4

Fed’s Beige Book Shows Economic Slowdown as Consumers Pull Back

Spending on discretionary items fell as price sensitivity rose

Labor demand continued to ease, though market still ‘tight’

https://blinks.bloomberg.com/news/stories/S4WFSQT0G1KW

Soft Landing Doubts Linger as Advanced-Economy Slowdown Deepens

OECD sees 2.7% global GDP growth in 2024 versus 2.9% in 2023

Monetary policy must stay tight for now, Paris economists say

https://blinks.bloomberg.com/news/stories/S4U50IT0G1KW

Fed’s Mester Says Policy in ‘Good Place’ to Assess Incoming Data

Cleveland Fed chief cites ‘discernible progress’ on inflation

Mester says possibility of higher rates will depend on economy

https://blinks.bloomberg.com/news/stories/S4UK49T0AFB4

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